Adverb
1. in a linear manner;
2. in a linear fashion;
A quasilinear equation is one in which the highest - order derivative appears linearly.
Linearly polarized light will in consequence become elliptically polarized on total reflection.
All forms of reciprocal theorems apply to structures which behave linearly.
Shrinkage stress was found to increase linearly with cure temperature.
Concrete structures are also usually assumed to deform linearly.
The reflected light is weak and completely linearly polarized.
Alternatively, reefs may extend linearly across basins.
The spectrum curves determined for linearly elastic systems still have significance for nonlinear hysteretic vibrations.
With methyl methacrylate the particle diameter increases linearly with conversion indicating particle aggregation.
The values for the stresses are assumed to be linearly proportional to the pressure.
In benzene or ethyl acetate solution rates increase linearly with methyl methacrylate concentration.
If the function is linearly homogeneous it is possible to derive several propositions of interest.
Under the guideline, the output of streamlined seamless liners declines linearly.
Linearly polarized broadband dipoles serve as antennas for horizontal and vertical polarization.
Academic paper should directly relate to the theme and be written linearly.
There is relatively little information about linearly, maybe you can watch a bilingual story to relax your mood, I wish you a happy day!
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