decomposition
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- noun
- /ˌdiːkɒmpəˈzɪʃən/
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descomposición
- So now we have values for A&B and we can plug those back in to our partial fractions decomposition here.
- decomposition methods
- decomposition algorithm
- QR decomposition
Like you might or well, abstraction and decomposition goals is maybe more of a decomposition thing.
- Like you might or well, abstraction and decomposition goals is maybe more of a decomposition thing.
Examples
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In this paper, we review a number of decomposition methods that have been proposed.
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In this paper, we examined this question using decomposition analysis based on the two most recent input-output tables.
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The same should also apply in the development of a decomposition method.
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In this respect, it is superior to other decomposition methods on theoretical grounds.
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Future research could continue the decomposition to explore more discriminating attributes.
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Our analysis has shown that the decomposition results depend greatly on the assumptions made about the parameter values.
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Figure 3 is a decomposition of Figure 2a and helps illustrate the formulation.
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In the interest of simplicity, these decompositions and additional decrements have been omitted from the figure.
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The decomposition of the vector field allows us to analyze its individual components more effectively.
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Using advanced techniques, the decomposition of the mathematical entity revealed new insights about its structure.
Synonyms
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Making something simpler to understand
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A process in which a substance is broken into simpler parts by chemicals or living things
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A way of studying something by breaking it into parts
To split a vector into parts along certain directions, for example north and east
To break something into clear parts to make it easier to study
A study that breaks something into parts to show how it works
Compounds
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A chemical reaction where one compound breaks into two or more different substances
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A reaction where one compound breaks into two or more simpler substances
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A reaction between two chemical compounds where parts swap to form two new compounds
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A chemical change where two compounds exchange parts to make two new compounds
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To split a vector into parts along certain directions, for example north and east
How Detailed
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word decomposition comes from de- 'down' or 'away' and compose 'put together', so it means taking a thing apart into simpler parts. In math this is writing a complicated object as a sum of simple pieces, like when you write a wave as sines and cosines so you can study each piece on its own.