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Taylor series
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Taylor series [′tā·lər ‚sir·ēz]
(mathematics)
The Taylor series corresponding to a function ƒ(x) at a pointx0is the infinite series whosenth term is (1/n!)·ƒ(n)(x0)(x-x0)n, where ƒ(n)(x) denotes thenth derivative of ƒ(x).
(naval architecture)
Resistance charts based upon model tests of a series of ships derived by altering the proportions of a single parent form; used to study the effects of these alterations on resistance to the ship's motion, and to predict the powering requirements for new ships.


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A series expansion of an elliptic or hyperelliptic integral in elementary symmetric functions is given, illustrated with numerical coefficients for terms through degree seven for the symmetric elliptic integral of the first kind.
E[acute accent]Engineers also can use the NI 9852 module with the R Series expansion chassis, as well as any other NI R Series devices to extend the functionality and performance of LabVIEW FPGA technology to any desktop computer or PXI chassis, providing the highest-performance PC-based CAN interface on the market.
There are two configurations for CompactRIO: an embedded system and an R Series expansion system.
 
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