linearise
/ˈlɪniəˌraɪz/
verb
- To make something straight or arranged in a straight line.
- To simplify the calculation, we can linearise the curve by taking its logarithm.
- The engineer had to linearise the path of the conveyor belt for the factory layout.
- The artist decided to linearise the chaotic sketch into clean, straight lines.
- To approximate a complex function or system with a linear one to make analysis easier.
- In physics, we often linearise equations around a stable point to understand small movements.
- The control system was too complicated, so the team had to linearise it for the simulation.
- To solve the problem, the mathematician chose to linearise the nonlinear equation.
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