Associations to the word «Invariance»
Noun
- Relativity
- Symmetry
- Gauge
- Transformation
- Equivalence
- Theorem
- Reversal
- Breaking
- Perturbation
- Rotation
- Einstein
- Mechanics
- Equation
- Momentum
- Phoneme
- Parity
- Tensor
- Coordinate
- Parameter
- Variance
- Permutation
- Scale
- Formulation
- Duality
- Physic
- Maxwell
- Derivation
- Mechanic
- Manifold
- Mei
- Generalization
- Consistency
- Vector
- Physics
- Violation
- Deviation
- Variability
- Subset
- Constraint
- Gravity
- Photon
- Planck
- Viewpoint
- Theory
- Validity
- Matrix
- Principle
- Particle
- Transform
- Translation
- Shift
- Trajectory
- Axiom
- Tuning
- Curvature
- Geometry
- Computation
- Multiple
- Constant
- Ieee
- Similarity
- Hypothesis
Adjective
- Invariant
- Rotational
- Quantum
- Topological
- Perceptual
- Euclidean
- Gaussian
- Gravitational
- Projective
- Spatial
- Geometrical
- Unitary
- Discrete
- Temporal
- Electromagnetic
- Dimensional
- Metric
- Arbitrary
- Canonical
- Angular
- Finite
- Modular
- Auditory
- Cortical
- Phonological
- Manifest
- Stochastic
- Mathematical
- Symmetric
- Neuronal
- Nonlinear
- Statistical
- Manifold
- Measured
Wiktionary
INVARIANCE, noun. The property of being invariant
Dictionary definition
INVARIANCE, noun. The quality of being resistant to variation.
INVARIANCE, noun. The nature of a quantity or property or function that remains unchanged when a given transformation is applied to it; "the invariance of the configuration under translation".
Wise words
In words, as fashions, the same rule will hold; Alike
fantastic, if too new, or old: Be not the first by whom the
new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside.