differentiation
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- noun
- /ˌdɪfərɛnʃiˈeɪʃən/
- Specialized
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diferenciación
- Hip flexion velocity was defined as the angular velocity of the hip angle, determined from differentiation of displacement data using a second-order central difference algorithm.
So this is your answer for the implicit differentiation DYDX.
- So this is your answer for the implicit differentiation DYDX.
- So it's the reverse of differentiation.
Examples
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And what that means is we're going to work out that what differentiation is, is working out the rate of change.
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The CCSS provides a natural point from which to begin the differentiation process.
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For an arbitrary power, repeated differentiation gives
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The theory of implicit differentiation is often thought of as complex.
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Social progress, as we know, consists mainly in a successive differentiation of functions, or, in simpler language, a division of labour.
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In fact, differentiation of patients with subclinical hypothyroidism from those that are euthyroid is difficult.
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In calculus, differentiation is used to determine the slope of a curve at any given point.
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The process of differentiation allows mathematicians to find the rate at which a function is changing.
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Understanding differentiation is essential for solving problems related to velocity and acceleration in physics.
Synonyms
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The part of mathematics that studies how things change and how fast, like speed or temperature change
Compounds
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A protein on helper T cells that helps the immune system and lets HIV enter cells
- Specialized
A protein on the surface of killer T cells that helps them find infected cells
Surface Forms
Morphology
differentiation = differentiate (opaque) = different + ion
The morphological process (verb -> -ion) is regular and transparent as a word-formation step.
Etymology
Differentiation comes from the root difference, meaning 'a change' or 'not the same'. In mathematics it is the process of finding a function's 'small change', so the name tells us it measures how things change.