linear relation

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linear
adjective
uk /ˈlɪn.i.ər/ us /ˈlɪn.i.ɚ/
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Examples of linear relation

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On the other hand, the cone (filled triangles) and horizontal cell (filled squares) show a substantially linearrelation over the entire modulation range.
The results show that when the driving frequency increases, the phase angle increases with it, keeping a linearrelation with the driving frequency.
Such simplistic, "main-effects" models assumed a direct, linearrelation between a pathogenic process and a maladaptive outcome.
For horizontal cells, we found a linearrelation along with low contrast gain.
Verification of real-time systems using linearrelation analysis.
One is evident in the cone photoresponse such that an approximately linearrelation holds between the steady-state hyperpolarization and contrast gain.
The data-points cluster relatively tightly around the regression lines that summarise this linearrelation.
The formula may represent a linearrelation, but several more complex relations are also possible.
If generics are statements reporting known facts, then there should be a linearrelation with familiarity.
The costs of extra effort have a linearrelation with the number of first-time users.
Other variables show no strong linearrelation with consistency in reporting year of birth.
The dots in the plot would lie on a straight line, representing a linearrelation.
But distance does not have a linearrelation to interaction.
This linearrelation between the time step of integration and the wave frequency is expected on different bases.
However, this linearrelation is not decisive to the critical period hypothesis.
Considering a linearrelation between the motor current and torque is a first order approximation, which may result in modeling errors.
Halbwachs et al. (1997) presented linearrelation analysis applied to the verification of quantitative time properties of both synchronous programs and linear hybrid systems.
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