monotonic in Irish
monotonic in Irish is aontonach — monotonic means relating to the modern Greek spelling system that dropped the old breathing marks and uses just one accent for stress, adopted in 1982.
monotonic in Irish
aontonach
(mathematics) Of a function: that either never decreases or never increases as its independent variable increases.
What does "monotonic" mean?
- adj Relating to the modern Greek spelling system that dropped the old breathing marks and uses just one accent for stress, adopted in 1982.
- adj Of a function: that either never decreases or never increases as its independent variable increases.
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adj Spoken without any change in pitch; dull and flat-sounding.
"The Same Spade talk-alike, super-cynical heroine of the piece is named Emma Victor, and there's no end to her rapid-fire, monotonic, street-smart patter."
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monotonic in a sentence
- The Same Spade talk-alike, super-cynical heroine of the piece is named Emma Victor, and there's no end to her rapid-fire, monotonic, street-smart patter.
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What is "monotonic" in Irish?
"monotonic" in Irish is aontonach. monotonic means: Relating to the modern Greek spelling system that dropped the old breathing marks and uses just one accent for stress, adopted in 1982.
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