acyclic
- adjective
- /eɪˈsɪklɪk/
- Specialized
- The chemist explained that an acyclic compound does not form a ring structure, making it different from cyclic compounds.
- acyclic graph
Then we had special types of graphs, directed graphs, directed acyclic graphs that we could use.
- Then we had special types of graphs, directed graphs, directed acyclic graphs that we could use.
- The guess might be this bit of code needs an acyclic linked list in order to run without producing a crash.
Examples
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Diagrams like the one lemma has drawn are called directed acyclic graphs.
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So DAG stands for directed acyclic graphs.
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The guess might be this bit of code needs an acyclic linked list in order to run without producing a crash.
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Groups also inherit the directed and acyclic dependencies.
Academic text (2018) -
Acyclic exercises, in which the structure of movements has no stereotyped cycle and changes while they are done, chiefly affect the function of the locomotor system.
Academic text (1996) -
The dependency graph is structured as a directed acyclic graph (DAG) in static single assignment (SSA) form.
Academic text (2018) -
In her research, she focused on acyclic molecules, which are essential in creating certain types of polymers.
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An acyclic structure allows for more flexibility in molecular movement compared to a closed-loop configuration.
Synonyms
Made of carbon atoms joined in open chains, not in rings
A molecule with a chain of atoms that does not form a ring
A chain of atoms in a molecule whose ends do not join to make a ring
Not forming a cycle or returning to its original state
Not shaped like a circle or repeating in a loop
Not happening in regular cycles
Antonyms
How Cyclic
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Acyclic comes from the prefix a- meaning 'not' and cycle meaning 'circle', the same cycle you see in bicycle. So acyclic means 'not circular' and is used for molecules or things that do not form a ring but have an open chain.