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parameterization

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parameterization [pə‚ram·əd·ər·ə′zā·shən]
(science and technology)
The representation, in a dynamic model, of physical effects in terms of admittedly oversimplified parameters, rather than realistically requiring such effects to be consequences of the dynamics of the system.


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