unprimed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpraɪmd/
- Specialized
- So what is the square of the distance from the origin from the point of view of the unprimed coordinates?
Examples
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The primed contravarian vector has components proportional to the unprimed, but with DY by DX.
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Looks like I essentially move prime and unprimed things the same way that I exchanged one and two indices before.
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In mathematics, the equation is simpler when using the unprimed variables instead of the primed ones.
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The measurements taken in the unprimed state provided a clear baseline for comparison.
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Researchers often compare results using unprimed samples to see the effects of any modifications later.
Synonyms
Not changed from its original form
In its original state and not changed by people
Surface Forms
Morphology
unprimed = primed (transparent) = un + prime + ed
Direct negation of 'primed' in the sense 'marked with a prime', so the morphological relation is regular.
Etymology
Unprimed is built from un- plus primed, and prime here links to the idea of 'first' or a marked form, like 'primary'. An unprimed variable is the original, not the one changed or given a prime mark, which is why it shows the initial values.