initial condition
AmE /ɪˈnɪʃəl kənˈdɪʃən/
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Definition of initial condition - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

mathematicsTECH.set of starting values describing a system at the beginning of analysisTECH.
  • To solve the equation, you must first specify an initial condition.
  • Changing the initial condition completely alters the model’s long-term behavior.
  • We estimated the initial condition from the first set of experimental readings.
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Expressions with initial

initial paymentn.
first sum of money paid at the start of an agreement
An initial payment is required when you sign the rental contract.
initial checkn.
first examination or review of something
The initial check of the document revealed several errors.
initial meetingn.
the first encounter between people or groups
The initial meeting between the two teams was tense.
initial costn.
money needed at the start to buy or begin something
The low initial cost of the car attracted many first-time buyers.
initial depositn.
first amount of money paid at the start of an account or agreement
You need an initial deposit to open the savings account.
initial investmentn.
money or resources put into something at the start to begin it
The initial investment for the new store reached fifty thousand dollars.

Expressions with condition

mint conditionn.
state of being like new, unused
The vintage car is in mint condition.
in mint conditionadj.
perfect state as if new
The vintage car is in mint condition.
in peak conditionadj.
in the best possible state
The athlete was in peak condition for the championship.
out of conditionadj.
not physically fit or healthy
After months of no exercise, he was out of condition.
on the condition of anonymityadv.
with the agreement to keep identity secret
The source spoke on the condition of anonymity.
in good conditionadj.
not broken, clean, and working as it should
The bike is in good condition.
eye conditionn.
the state of health of the eyes
Regular check-ups can help monitor your eye condition.
in conditionadj.
physically fit and healthy
She is in condition for the marathon.
in no conditionadj.
not physically or mentally able to do something
He was in no condition to drive after the party.
in top conditionadj.
in the best possible state
The car is in top condition after the service.

Terms related to initial condition

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  1. French:condition initiale, ...
  2. German:Anfangsbedingung, ...
  3. Italian:condizione iniziale, ...
  4. Spanish:condición inicial, ...
  5. Portuguese:condição inicial, ...
  6. Chinese:初始条件, ...
  7. Japanese:初期条件, ...
  8. Arabic:شَرْط بَدْئِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:תְּנַאי הַתְחָלָה, ...
  10. Russian:начальное условие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:початкова умова, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रारंभिक अवस्था, ...
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