linearly

Thus is the second linearly independent solution we were looking for.

The field will still be linearly proportional to the current.

In their case the three dimensions are no more linked linearly.

This means that the two solutions are no longer linearly independent.

In some cases, there will be two linearly independent solutions of that form.

And the cost goes up exponentially as you increase security linearly.

First, the elements a through a are linearly independent since A is a basis.

In either case, operation time still increases linearly with the size of the list.

Also, there is a plot, it's just not told linearly.

Above the equivalence point, and A are again linearly related.

As frequency changes, the dynamic power will change linearly with it.

The stress of the water increases linearly with its depth.

It has been found to increase linearly with age.

In other words, a basis is a linearly independent spanning set.

Therefore, the first constituent is ordered linearly before the second.

"It's much more of a linearly emotional story than it is facts and figures."

Each staff proceeds linearly from left to right, without being wrapped to the screen.

This is a voltage that changes continuously and linearly with time.

Chemical processes often do not scale up linearly, as you discovered.

System developers expected performance to increase linearly with the number of cores.

However, these battles take place in a single room rather than a series of linearly connected rooms.

Conventional computers operate linearly, taking on tasks one at a time.

Bill Barrett makes organic forms too, but links them linearly.

Anything offline, then the idea is that it scales linearly.

The series does not take place linearly, but has individual stories scattered throughout all the years of the war and in various theaters.