Associations to the word «Linearly»
Noun
- Displacement
- Shear
- Lattice
- Beam
- Thickness
- Magnitude
- Dimension
- Absorption
- Dependence
- Graph
- Parameter
- Waveguide
- Equivalence
- Plane
- Zero
- Integral
- Algorithm
- Stress
- Cos
- Span
- Adsorption
- Dent
- Inequality
- Radiation
- Dispersion
- Ionization
- Angle
- Eq
- Acceleration
- Strain
- Hardness
- Wave
- Pulse
- Derivative
- Coordinate
- Incidence
- Signal
- Susceptibility
- Subgroup
- Solution
- Saturation
- Column
- Collagen
- Component
- Phase
- Threshold
- Complexity
- Generalization
- Ml
- Pixel
- Pho
- Axiom
- Ber
Adjective
- Feasible
- Optical
- Assuming
- Scattering
- Plane
- Canonical
- Invariant
- Computational
- Discrete
- Increasing
- Electromagnetic
- Geometric
- Kinetic
- Euclidean
- Resonant
- Concave
- Circular
- Planar
- Transcendental
- Trivial
- A1
- Corresponding
- Rational
- Ordered
- Component
- Signal
- Parallel
- Gaussian
- Squared
- Log
- Topological
- Negligible
- Variable
- Harmonic
- Measured
- Reciprocal
- Coherent
- Related
- Stationary
Wiktionary
LINEARLY, adverb. In a linear manner.
LINEARLY, adverb. In a straight line.
LINEARLY, adverb. In the manner of a linear function.
LINEARLY DEPENDENT, adjective. (algebra) (of a set of vectors or ring elements) which has a nontrivial linear combination which is zero
LINEARLY INDEPENDENT, adjective. (linear algebra) (Of a set of vectors or ring elements) whose nontrivial linear combinations are nonzero
Dictionary definition
LINEARLY, adverb. In a linear manner; "linearly polarized radiation"; "it grew linearly".
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