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linear
(redirected from Linear program)

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linear

Sequential or having a graph that is a straight line.


linear
1. designating a style in the arts, esp painting, that obtains its effects through line rather than colour or light and in which the edges of forms and planes are sharply defined
2. Maths of or relating to the first degree
3. Electronics
a. (of a circuit, etc.) having an output that is directly proportional to input
b. having components arranged in a line

linear [′lin·ē·ər]
(control systems)
Having an output that varies in direct proportion to the input.
(geology)
(science and technology)
Of or relating to a line.
Having a single dimension.


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Overall, the military occupational specialty portion of the Pipeline will change from a sequential, linear program to a modular one, in which each Soldiers' training and experience is taken into account to develop a program in which multiple subjects will be taught concurrently, much like a college curriculum.
The B-21 Purdue Linear Program Computer Budget determines the most productive crop rotation, machine size, tillage system and farm size.
Petro-SIM can be used to determine the impact of different feedstocks and operating targets, monitor process performance, conduct investment studies, or update a Linear Program (LP) model.
 
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