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collinear: qualifies two or more objects that occur along the same axis
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

curvilinear: a trend which is not linear.It may be expressed as a polynomial,a more complicated mathematical expression such as a logistic curve,or by some smoothing process such as a moving average
Category: Mathematics

curvilinear: any guide which forces a part to move in a curved line,e.g.a curved guide slot,the slot of a barrel cam,a copying template or a linkage guide
Category: Mechanical engineering

curvilinear: one whose value,when plotted,will follow a continuous but not necessarily straight line,such as a polynomial,logistic,exponential,or sinusoidal curve
Category: Statistics

curvilinear: a regression which is not linear
Category: Mathematics

curvilinear: an expression used to denote correlation in bivariate data when the regressions are not linear
Category: Mathematics

curvilinear: a situation that is best represented by something other than a straight line
Category: Statistics

linear: the form of a relationship among variables such that when any two variables are plotted,a straight line results.A relationship is linear if the effect on a dependent variable of a change of one unit in an independent variable is the same for all possible such changes
Category: Statistics

linear: qualifies a circuit having an output that varies in direct proportion to the input
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

linear: pertaining to an operating characteristic,a device,an electrical network or a transmission medium satisfying the superposition principle according to which,within a specified working range at a specified output port,the signal resulting from an arbitrary input signal,applied to a given port is such that,when the input signal is increased by a numerical factor,the output signal is also increased by the same factor
Category: News-systems and communications

linearity: the maximum deviation between ideallinear and measured linear characteristic
Category: Mechanical engineering

linearity: the constancy of the magnitude of slope of the transfer function
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

linearity: the degree of constancy of the magnitude of the transfer function
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

linearity: the ability of a measuring instrument to provide an indication or output quantity having a linear relationship to a defined quantity other than an influence quantity
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

linearizing: introduction of a single double-strand break in a covalently closed circular DNA molecule and so converting it to a linear molecule. The cleavage of a unique restriction site within a plasmid will linearize it
Category: Medicine

linearly: a term pertaining to a wave or field vector exhibiting linear polarisation
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

linearly: a wave in which the direction of the electric field and the direction of propagation are permanently in one plane
Category: News-systems and communications

linearly: mode for which the field components in the direction of propagation are small compared to components perpendicular to that direction
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

linearly: set of vectors one of which at least can be written as a linear combination of the others
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

linearly: set of vectors none of which can be written as a linear combination of the others
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

logarithmic-linear: graduated scale with displacements proportional to the logarithm of the quantity represented(frequency)versus graduated scale with displacements arranged in a line reading directly in decibel(dB sensitivity)
Category: News-systems and communications

multicollinearity: in regression analysis,a situation in which there exists a linear relation connecting the predicated('independent')variables.The coefficients of the regression on these variables are then indeterminate and their standard errors become infinite
Category: Mathematics

multilinear: a type of stochastic process
Category: Mathematics

near: 1)an event which almost caused harm to a human, property or the environment; 2)an event which did not happen, but which had a high probability of happening, and which would if it had happened have caused harm to a person, or damage to property, or the environment
Category: Medicine

near: wind with a speed between 27 and 31 knots (Beaufort scale wind force 7).
Category: The cosmos

near: a counter-example of a concept that is quite similar to positive examples of this concept.Near-misses are very useful in isolating significant features in 'learning from examples'
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

near: the name applied to the spectral region primarily comprising wavelengths between 3 and 30 microns
Category: News-systems and communications

near: a bus stop near an intersection,used by buses before entering the intersection
Category: Building industry

near: a difficulty that occurs when the terminal near-by to the radio port of the base station overpowers the signal from the far-away terminal
Category: News-systems and communications

near: a sound field near a sound source where instantaneous sound pressure and particle velocity are substantially out of phase
Category: Physics

near-coastal: voyages in the vicinity of a Member State as defined by that Member State
Category: Transport

near-end: crosstalk which is propagated in a disturbed channel in the direction opposite to the direction of propagation in the disturbing channel.The terminal of the disturbed channel at which the near-end crosstalk is present is normally near,or coincides with,the energised terminal of the disturbing channel
Category: News-systems and communications

near-end: cross talk which is propagated in a disturbed channel in the direction opposite to the direction of propagation of the current in the disturbing channel
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

near-end: the crosstalk attenuation which corresponds to near-end crosstalk
Category: News-systems and communications

near-far: a difficulty that occurs when the terminal near-by to the radio port of the base station overpowers the signal from the far-away terminal
Category: News-systems and communications

near-miss: a counter-example of a concept that is quite similar to positive examples of this concept.Near-misses are very useful in isolating significant features in 'learning from examples'
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

nearby: the nearest active trading month of a financial or commodity futures market
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

nearest: general-purpose heuristic which works by selecting the locally superior alternative at each search step
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

nearly: a form of estimator making use of approximations for the problem of minimum variance which is central to the 'best' linear estimator
Category: Mathematics

non-linear: a load where the wave shape of the steady state current does not follow the wave shape of the applied voltage
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

non-linear: most often considered any system whose operation cannot be represented by a first order mathematical equation
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

non-linear: radiation detector in which the output signal of interest is not directly proportional to a quantity related to the radiation
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

non-linear: a distortion caused by a deviation from a linear relationship between a specified parameter of the input function and the appropriate parameter of the output function of a system or component
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

non-linear: the expression for the regression line can be non-linear in the coefficients; or in the explanatory variable, e.g. a polynomial relationship
Category: Statistics

non-linear: quantising in which the intervals are not equal.This keeps the quantising distortion as low as possible
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

non-linear: conversion for which the quotient of each change in the output to the corresponding change in the input value is not constant
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

non-linear: creep mode where the principle of superposition is not enough to obtain the strain development in time for sustained load
Category: Building industry

non-linear: in approach and landing systems,a final approach in which the nominal flight path is not a straight line
Category: Transport

non-linearity: the departure from a linear relationship,or the extent of departure from a linear relationship,between the amplitudes of output and input signals
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

nonlinear: one that is not a linear function,and can not be made into a linear function by transforming the Y variable
Category: Statistics

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