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unprimed

unprimed

8.2
The original value shown without the ′ mark in math
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈpraɪmd/
  • Specialized
translation icon : no primado
  • So what is the square of the distance from the origin from the point of view of the unprimed coordinates?

Examples

  • The primed contravarian vector has components proportional to the unprimed, but with DY by DX.

  • Looks like I essentially move prime and unprimed things the same way that I exchanged one and two indices before.

  • In mathematics, the equation is simpler when using the unprimed variables instead of the primed ones.

  • The measurements taken in the unprimed state provided a clear baseline for comparison.

  • Researchers often compare results using unprimed samples to see the effects of any modifications later.

Synonyms

unmodified
vsunprimed
2 3.8

Not changed from its original form

is specifically about lacking a prime mark in math or science
unmanipulated
vsunprimed
1 5.8

In its original state and not changed by people

is used for the original form lacking a prime symbol in scientific contexts

Surface Forms

unprimed positive

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.