nonlinear in Japanese
nonlinear in Japanese is 非線形 — nonlinear means describing points that do not all sit on one straight line.
nonlinear in Japanese
非線形
Pronounced: hisenkei
(of a system) Whose output is not directly proportional to its input.
What does "nonlinear" mean?
- adj Describing points that do not all sit on one straight line.
- adj Describing a molecule whose atoms are not arranged in a straight line.
- adj Describing a function in which independent variables are multiplied together, or in which a variable is raised to a power other than one.
- adj Describing a system whose output does not change in direct proportion to its input.
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What is "nonlinear" in Japanese?
"nonlinear" in Japanese is 非線形. nonlinear means: Describing points that do not all sit on one straight line.
How do you pronounce 非線形?
"nonlinear" in Japanese is 非線形, pronounced "hisenkei".
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