Definition of linearise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
arrangementRare UK arrange in a straight line or sequenceRare UK
- The data was linearised for easier analysis.
2.
mathematicsTECH. UK simplify equations to a linear formTECH. UK
- To solve the problem, we must linearise the differential equations..
Origin of linearise
Latin, linea (line)
Examples of linearise in a sentence
The teacher asked students to linearise the timeline. Engineers often linearise complex systems for easier analysis. We need to linearise the equations to proceed with the calculations.
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- French:linéariser, simplifier, ...
- German:linearisieren, ...
- Italian:linearizzare, semplificare, ...
- Spanish:linealizar, simplificar, ...
- Portuguese:linearizar, tornar linear, ...
- Chinese:线性化, 使线性化, ...
- Japanese:直線化する, 線形化する, ...
- Arabic:رَتَّبَ بِشَكْلٍ خَطِّيٍّ, خَطَّطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְיַשֵּׁר, לְפָשֵׁט לְצוּרָה קַוִּית, ...
- Russian:линеаризовать, упростить, ...
- Ukrainian:лініаризувати, спростити до лінійної форми, ...
- Hindi:क्रमबद्ध करना, सरलीकृत करना, ...
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