Examples of using Linearly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Therefore, the amount of surfactant needed to stabilize the emulsion increases almost linearly with the total particle surface area.
We have learned to map them linearly, implying that even though they repeat, they never repeat
In 1913, his student Alfred Sturtevant used the phenomenon of genetic linkage to show that genes are arranged linearly on the chromosome.
The orientation of a linearly polarized electromagnetic wave is defined by the direction of the electric field vector.
For instance a quarter-wave plate creates a quarter-wavelength phase shift and can change linearly polarized light to circular and vice versa.
Since Abel's identity relates the different linearly independent solutions of the differential equation,
A method for calculating the brightness of a surface pixel by linearly interpolating points on a polygon and using the cosine of the viewing angle.
the instantaneous bandwidth increases linearly in frequency.
This was Stanley Kubrick's first film edited by computer rather than linearly spliced film.
Valence electrons from the iodine dopant are able to move linearly along the polymer chains,
For instance a quarter-wave plate creates a quarter-wavelength phase shift and can change linearly polarized light to circular and vice versa.
In this process, the polymer is oriented linearly and forms a long elliptic network with uniform distribution and high joint strength.
When you don't live linearly in time, or in non-temporality as Wittgenstein termed it,
it is that which pulsates linearly through wires in a multi-phase system,
You have been trained to see progress as something that is achieved linearly, based on someone else's timetable.
Because the thermal conductivity when wet is linearly related to the number of repeats,
The unconscious reveals itself as some proposed solutions that are impossible to see linearly.
while work done only rises linearly.
don't move linearly forward, but instead alternate between the terminals;
special events are now distributed linearly according to ball possession.