linearity
/ˌlɪniˈɛrəti/
noun
- The quality or condition of being arranged in a straight line or having a straight-line relationship.
- The teacher explained the linearity of the number line to the students.
- In design, the linearity of the building's windows gave it a modern look.
- The linearity of the graph showed that the data followed a simple pattern.
- The property of a system or process where output changes in direct proportion to input.
- The linearity of the relationship between hours studied and test scores made it easy to predict results.
- Engineers tested the linearity of the sensor to make sure its readings were accurate.
- The amplifier's linearity ensures that the sound remains clear at all volume levels.
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