Definition of linearly in English:

linearly

adverb ˈlɪnɪəliˈlɪniərli

1In a straight or nearly straight line.
the house is a longish structure with rooms linearly arranged
Example sentencesExamples
- Streets were laid out linearly, with intersections at right angles.
- The two rooms are set out linearly.
- The desired outcome was based on the surgeon's ability to manipulate a cryolathe, which is an instrument designed to incise tissue linearly.
- The traps were set out linearly with an interdistance of about 4m.
- The road between London and Bath was typical of a main route formed linearly.
- Within each block, five 1.2 X 1.5m plots were arranged linearly at 1.5m spacing.
- In plan, the house is designed linearly, taking advantage of the views from every room.
- Dr Wotowic explained that most people view the world linearly and horizontally and that 90% of surgery is linear.
- Laid out linearly, the airport terminal is easy to navigate without the need for complex signage.
- Each color represents a separate, adjacent neuron, typically arranged linearly.
- Reminiscent of the tarot, the cards can be read linearly in any direction.
1. 1.1 Using lines or outlines.
  a linearly designed blow-moulder
  Example sentencesExamples
  The edge of any form is described as a line; therefore, an object with many edges can be drawn linearly.
2. 1.2 In a way that involves one dimension only.
  a linearly elastic material
  Example sentencesExamples
  Pushrods or tubes fitted to the followers also move linearly.
  These results show that the structure is unsafe and uneconomic when designed linearly without considering cracking.
  The print engine is designed linearly, with paper running from front to back under the four print drums.
  The tendon pulled out linearly, along the fiber orientation.
  Women's cholesterol rises more or less linearly through their adult life.
3. 1.3Mathematics In a way that can be represented by a straight line on a graph.
  the distribution (when plotted linearly) is broad and asymmetric
  Example sentencesExamples
  A supply chain is typically drawn linearly to show product movement from left to right.
  The curve for c(A) and the equilibrium price path p = π(A) for simplicity are drawn linearly, although this will, generally, not be the case.
  The steps outlined in the streaming process can be presented linearly.
  To display a time-varying signal on the CRT screen, the spot needs to move linearly along the X-axis as a function of time.
  While revenues for Internet companies can grow exponentially, operating costs tend to grow linearly.
  As the price of solar cells decreases linearly the demand for solar cells increases by orders of magnitude.
4. 1.4Mathematics In a way that involves or exhibits directly proportional change in two related quantities.
  side effects increase linearly with dosage
  growth rate is linearly related to temperature
  Example sentencesExamples
  Pupal mass is affected by growth rate and temperature, and is strongly and linearly correlated with total egg production.
  Blood pressure and number of patients with hypertension increased linearly with severity of sleep apnoea.
  The logarithm of the hazard function is linearly related to each predictor.
  This increase was linearly correlated with pulmonary indexes of airflow obstruction and lung hyperinflation.
  Temperatures increased linearly as depths increased.
  The incidence rate of type 1 diabetes increased almost linearly with birth weight.
  Power varies linearly with clock speed and by the square of the voltage.
  Crop growth rate is approximately linearly related to daily light integral.
  Increasing birth weight was independently and linearly associated with increasing prevalence of obesity at age 7.
  The tested web servers did not scale linearly as we added more CPUs.
  Benefits depend linearly on the contribution rate.
2In a way that progresses from one stage to another in a single series of steps; sequentially.
each individual must proceed linearly through each task
spoken language proceeds linearly, one word after another
Example sentencesExamples
- Investigations rarely progress linearly from initial investigation to final identification of the root cause.
- Traditional, commercially supported media linearly presents content in bite-sized morsels.
- Any question you have can be hunted down in a matter of minutes, and most of the sites are laid out pretty linearly.
- When you read a mathematical proof, it's laid out linearly, from the beginning to the end.
- In the textbook situation, the diagnosis proceeds logically and linearly to a specific formula.
- The film may be dream-like, but its action unfolds linearly, realistically.
- In general, the dependent and independent clauses are linearly adjacent to each other.
- The biggest problem we have with Moore's Law is that we think of it linearly.
- These films are indexed individually and linearly, meaning you must scroll through each page one by one in order to find the particular film you are interested in.
- His flights of fancy occur primarily as dream sequences and flashbacks, leaving room for the plot to linearly unfold.
- Ecologists, taking their cue from nature, think in terms of cycles, while economists are more likely to think linearly.
- The author treats these themes linearly, but with an episodic structure similar to that of the picaresque novel.

Definition of linearly in US English:

linearly

adverbˈlinēərlēˈlɪniərli

1In a straight or nearly straight line.
the house is a longish structure with rooms linearly arranged
Example sentencesExamples
- The desired outcome was based on the surgeon's ability to manipulate a cryolathe, which is an instrument designed to incise tissue linearly.
- Laid out linearly, the airport terminal is easy to navigate without the need for complex signage.
- In plan, the house is designed linearly, taking advantage of the views from every room.
- Reminiscent of the tarot, the cards can be read linearly in any direction.
- The road between London and Bath was typical of a main route formed linearly.
- Streets were laid out linearly, with intersections at right angles.
- Within each block, five 1.2 X 1.5m plots were arranged linearly at 1.5m spacing.
- Each color represents a separate, adjacent neuron, typically arranged linearly.
- Dr Wotowic explained that most people view the world linearly and horizontally and that 90% of surgery is linear.
- The two rooms are set out linearly.
- The traps were set out linearly with an interdistance of about 4m.
1. 1.1 Using lines or outlines.
  a linearly designed blow-molder
  Example sentencesExamples
  The edge of any form is described as a line; therefore, an object with many edges can be drawn linearly.
2. 1.2 In a way that involves one dimension only.
  a linearly elastic material
  Example sentencesExamples
  The print engine is designed linearly, with paper running from front to back under the four print drums.
  The tendon pulled out linearly, along the fiber orientation.
  Pushrods or tubes fitted to the followers also move linearly.
  Women's cholesterol rises more or less linearly through their adult life.
  These results show that the structure is unsafe and uneconomic when designed linearly without considering cracking.
3. 1.3Mathematics In a way that can be represented by a straight line on a graph.
  the distribution (when plotted linearly) is broad and asymmetric
  Example sentencesExamples
  A supply chain is typically drawn linearly to show product movement from left to right.
  While revenues for Internet companies can grow exponentially, operating costs tend to grow linearly.
  To display a time-varying signal on the CRT screen, the spot needs to move linearly along the X-axis as a function of time.
  The steps outlined in the streaming process can be presented linearly.
  The curve for c(A) and the equilibrium price path p = π(A) for simplicity are drawn linearly, although this will, generally, not be the case.
  As the price of solar cells decreases linearly the demand for solar cells increases by orders of magnitude.
4. 1.4Mathematics In a way that involves or exhibits directly proportional change in two related quantities.
  side effects increase linearly with dosage
  growth rate is linearly related to temperature
  Example sentencesExamples
  Pupal mass is affected by growth rate and temperature, and is strongly and linearly correlated with total egg production.
  Benefits depend linearly on the contribution rate.
  Power varies linearly with clock speed and by the square of the voltage.
  Crop growth rate is approximately linearly related to daily light integral.
  The incidence rate of type 1 diabetes increased almost linearly with birth weight.
  Temperatures increased linearly as depths increased.
  Blood pressure and number of patients with hypertension increased linearly with severity of sleep apnoea.
  Increasing birth weight was independently and linearly associated with increasing prevalence of obesity at age 7.
  The tested web servers did not scale linearly as we added more CPUs.
  This increase was linearly correlated with pulmonary indexes of airflow obstruction and lung hyperinflation.
  The logarithm of the hazard function is linearly related to each predictor.
2In a way that progresses from one stage to another in a single series of steps; sequentially.
each individual must proceed linearly through each task
spoken language proceeds linearly, one word after another
Example sentencesExamples
- His flights of fancy occur primarily as dream sequences and flashbacks, leaving room for the plot to linearly unfold.
- The film may be dream-like, but its action unfolds linearly, realistically.
- These films are indexed individually and linearly, meaning you must scroll through each page one by one in order to find the particular film you are interested in.
- Traditional, commercially supported media linearly presents content in bite-sized morsels.
- Ecologists, taking their cue from nature, think in terms of cycles, while economists are more likely to think linearly.
- The author treats these themes linearly, but with an episodic structure similar to that of the picaresque novel.
- When you read a mathematical proof, it's laid out linearly, from the beginning to the end.
- In general, the dependent and independent clauses are linearly adjacent to each other.
- The biggest problem we have with Moore's Law is that we think of it linearly.
- Any question you have can be hunted down in a matter of minutes, and most of the sites are laid out pretty linearly.
- In the textbook situation, the diagnosis proceeds logically and linearly to a specific formula.
- Investigations rarely progress linearly from initial investigation to final identification of the root cause.

单词	linearly
释义	Definition of linearly in English: linearly adverb ˈlɪnɪəliˈlɪniərli 1In a straight or nearly straight line. the house is a longish structure with rooms linearly arranged Example sentencesExamples Streets were laid out linearly, with intersections at right angles. The two rooms are set out linearly. The desired outcome was based on the surgeon's ability to manipulate a cryolathe, which is an instrument designed to incise tissue linearly. The traps were set out linearly with an interdistance of about 4m. The road between London and Bath was typical of a main route formed linearly. Within each block, five 1.2 X 1.5m plots were arranged linearly at 1.5m spacing. In plan, the house is designed linearly, taking advantage of the views from every room. Dr Wotowic explained that most people view the world linearly and horizontally and that 90% of surgery is linear. Laid out linearly, the airport terminal is easy to navigate without the need for complex signage. Each color represents a separate, adjacent neuron, typically arranged linearly. Reminiscent of the tarot, the cards can be read linearly in any direction. 1.1 Using lines or outlines. a linearly designed blow-moulder Example sentencesExamples The edge of any form is described as a line; therefore, an object with many edges can be drawn linearly. 1.2 In a way that involves one dimension only. a linearly elastic material Example sentencesExamples Pushrods or tubes fitted to the followers also move linearly. These results show that the structure is unsafe and uneconomic when designed linearly without considering cracking. The print engine is designed linearly, with paper running from front to back under the four print drums. The tendon pulled out linearly, along the fiber orientation. Women's cholesterol rises more or less linearly through their adult life. 1.3Mathematics In a way that can be represented by a straight line on a graph. the distribution (when plotted linearly) is broad and asymmetric Example sentencesExamples A supply chain is typically drawn linearly to show product movement from left to right. The curve for c(A) and the equilibrium price path p = π(A) for simplicity are drawn linearly, although this will, generally, not be the case. The steps outlined in the streaming process can be presented linearly. To display a time-varying signal on the CRT screen, the spot needs to move linearly along the X-axis as a function of time. While revenues for Internet companies can grow exponentially, operating costs tend to grow linearly. As the price of solar cells decreases linearly the demand for solar cells increases by orders of magnitude. 1.4Mathematics In a way that involves or exhibits directly proportional change in two related quantities. side effects increase linearly with dosage growth rate is linearly related to temperature Example sentencesExamples Pupal mass is affected by growth rate and temperature, and is strongly and linearly correlated with total egg production. Blood pressure and number of patients with hypertension increased linearly with severity of sleep apnoea. The logarithm of the hazard function is linearly related to each predictor. This increase was linearly correlated with pulmonary indexes of airflow obstruction and lung hyperinflation. Temperatures increased linearly as depths increased. The incidence rate of type 1 diabetes increased almost linearly with birth weight. Power varies linearly with clock speed and by the square of the voltage. Crop growth rate is approximately linearly related to daily light integral. Increasing birth weight was independently and linearly associated with increasing prevalence of obesity at age 7. The tested web servers did not scale linearly as we added more CPUs. Benefits depend linearly on the contribution rate. 2In a way that progresses from one stage to another in a single series of steps; sequentially. each individual must proceed linearly through each task spoken language proceeds linearly, one word after another Example sentencesExamples Investigations rarely progress linearly from initial investigation to final identification of the root cause. Traditional, commercially supported media linearly presents content in bite-sized morsels. Any question you have can be hunted down in a matter of minutes, and most of the sites are laid out pretty linearly. When you read a mathematical proof, it's laid out linearly, from the beginning to the end. In the textbook situation, the diagnosis proceeds logically and linearly to a specific formula. The film may be dream-like, but its action unfolds linearly, realistically. In general, the dependent and independent clauses are linearly adjacent to each other. The biggest problem we have with Moore's Law is that we think of it linearly. These films are indexed individually and linearly, meaning you must scroll through each page one by one in order to find the particular film you are interested in. His flights of fancy occur primarily as dream sequences and flashbacks, leaving room for the plot to linearly unfold. Ecologists, taking their cue from nature, think in terms of cycles, while economists are more likely to think linearly. The author treats these themes linearly, but with an episodic structure similar to that of the picaresque novel. Definition of linearly in US English: linearly adverbˈlinēərlēˈlɪniərli 1In a straight or nearly straight line. the house is a longish structure with rooms linearly arranged Example sentencesExamples The desired outcome was based on the surgeon's ability to manipulate a cryolathe, which is an instrument designed to incise tissue linearly. Laid out linearly, the airport terminal is easy to navigate without the need for complex signage. In plan, the house is designed linearly, taking advantage of the views from every room. Reminiscent of the tarot, the cards can be read linearly in any direction. The road between London and Bath was typical of a main route formed linearly. Streets were laid out linearly, with intersections at right angles. Within each block, five 1.2 X 1.5m plots were arranged linearly at 1.5m spacing. Each color represents a separate, adjacent neuron, typically arranged linearly. Dr Wotowic explained that most people view the world linearly and horizontally and that 90% of surgery is linear. The two rooms are set out linearly. The traps were set out linearly with an interdistance of about 4m. 1.1 Using lines or outlines. a linearly designed blow-molder Example sentencesExamples The edge of any form is described as a line; therefore, an object with many edges can be drawn linearly. 1.2 In a way that involves one dimension only. a linearly elastic material Example sentencesExamples The print engine is designed linearly, with paper running from front to back under the four print drums. The tendon pulled out linearly, along the fiber orientation. Pushrods or tubes fitted to the followers also move linearly. Women's cholesterol rises more or less linearly through their adult life. These results show that the structure is unsafe and uneconomic when designed linearly without considering cracking. 1.3Mathematics In a way that can be represented by a straight line on a graph. the distribution (when plotted linearly) is broad and asymmetric Example sentencesExamples A supply chain is typically drawn linearly to show product movement from left to right. While revenues for Internet companies can grow exponentially, operating costs tend to grow linearly. To display a time-varying signal on the CRT screen, the spot needs to move linearly along the X-axis as a function of time. The steps outlined in the streaming process can be presented linearly. The curve for c(A) and the equilibrium price path p = π(A) for simplicity are drawn linearly, although this will, generally, not be the case. As the price of solar cells decreases linearly the demand for solar cells increases by orders of magnitude. 1.4Mathematics In a way that involves or exhibits directly proportional change in two related quantities. side effects increase linearly with dosage growth rate is linearly related to temperature Example sentencesExamples Pupal mass is affected by growth rate and temperature, and is strongly and linearly correlated with total egg production. Benefits depend linearly on the contribution rate. Power varies linearly with clock speed and by the square of the voltage. Crop growth rate is approximately linearly related to daily light integral. The incidence rate of type 1 diabetes increased almost linearly with birth weight. Temperatures increased linearly as depths increased. Blood pressure and number of patients with hypertension increased linearly with severity of sleep apnoea. Increasing birth weight was independently and linearly associated with increasing prevalence of obesity at age 7. The tested web servers did not scale linearly as we added more CPUs. This increase was linearly correlated with pulmonary indexes of airflow obstruction and lung hyperinflation. The logarithm of the hazard function is linearly related to each predictor. 2In a way that progresses from one stage to another in a single series of steps; sequentially. each individual must proceed linearly through each task spoken language proceeds linearly, one word after another Example sentencesExamples His flights of fancy occur primarily as dream sequences and flashbacks, leaving room for the plot to linearly unfold. The film may be dream-like, but its action unfolds linearly, realistically. These films are indexed individually and linearly, meaning you must scroll through each page one by one in order to find the particular film you are interested in. Traditional, commercially supported media linearly presents content in bite-sized morsels. Ecologists, taking their cue from nature, think in terms of cycles, while economists are more likely to think linearly. The author treats these themes linearly, but with an episodic structure similar to that of the picaresque novel. When you read a mathematical proof, it's laid out linearly, from the beginning to the end. In general, the dependent and independent clauses are linearly adjacent to each other. The biggest problem we have with Moore's Law is that we think of it linearly. Any question you have can be hunted down in a matter of minutes, and most of the sites are laid out pretty linearly. In the textbook situation, the diagnosis proceeds logically and linearly to a specific formula. Investigations rarely progress linearly from initial investigation to final identification of the root cause.
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