parametrically
- adverb
- /pəˈræməˌtrɪkli/
- Specialized
- We're going to hold fixed height semi parametrically by re weighting the distribution of wages X post to match the heights X ante.
- parametrically large
- parametrically large formula
- parametrically large charge
Examples
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The only solution to the problem of including cloud effects in climate models has been to represent these detailed physical processes parametrically, a technique known as parameterization.
Academic text (1994) -
In this course, we will analyze functions parametrically to understand their behavior better.
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As long as you have the ability to handle exceptions parametrically, all seems well to me.
Blog text (16) -
So this is a philosophical question, but why is it always better to be parametrically parsimonious?
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Data on time to complete the dialing task were analyzed parametrically, using a paired t-test.
Academic text (2006) -
The model was adjusted parametrically to fit the observed data more accurately.
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The artist created the design parametrically, allowing for precise adjustments to the curves and angles.
How Parametric
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Surface Forms
Morphology
parametrically = parametric (transparent) = parametric + ally
Standard adverb formation from the adjective 'parametric' using the productive suffix '-ally', so learners knowing the adjective can infer the adverbial form.
Etymology
Parametrically comes from parameter, which is made of para- ('beside') and metron ('measure'). Think of parameters as the 'measures beside' a problem, so to work parametrically is to study or solve something by using those set measures or variables.