nonlinearly
- adverb
- /nɒnˈlɪnɪərli/
- Specialized
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no linealmente
- Damages that are nonlinearly related to exposure to pollutants might increase at either an increasing or decreasing rate as their concentrations increase.
So these Goldstone modes that we were previously dealing with as independent modes of the system are actually nonlinearly coupled.
- So these Goldstone modes that we were previously dealing with as independent modes of the system are actually nonlinearly coupled.
Examples
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The barrier was a combination of increasing costs due to mushrooming complexity and the fact that aerodynamic drag goes up nonlinearly once you try to go supersonic.
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In the present study, we compared the Gray-Tallman model—which predicts that gap, vehicle speed, vehicle size, and the probabilities of collision interact nonlinearly—with a linear version of the model.
Academic text (2001) -
We also observe that the strength of the grandmother effect depends nonlinearly.
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So therefore ID was nonlinearly related to VD.
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It means that each variable couples nonlinearly only into a handful of others.
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Those components not only interact nonlinearly with each other, but are connected to other complex systems such as the carbon cycle, which regulates greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere.
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To maintain performance with fatigue, the FNS current ramp is progressively increased nonlinearly by control circuitry.
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As Frans Spaepen explained in 1977, however, BMG properties are highly and nonlinearly temperature dependent: If a BMG is heated to near TG and subjected to gentle strain, it begins to behave less like a solid and more like a liquid.
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The growth of the city's population changed nonlinearly, with rapid increases during certain years.
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Her understanding of the subject developed nonlinearly, with some concepts making sense only after she learned more advanced topics.
Antonyms
How Nonlinear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonlinearly comes from non- meaning 'not' and linear meaning 'in a line' or 'straight'. Imagine input and output on a road: a linear road is straight and gives steady change, but a nonlinear road twists so small changes can give big or strange results, so nonlinearly means not following a simple, steady pattern.