almost every

almost every

[¦ȯl‚mōst ′ev·rē]

(mathematics)

A proposition concerning the points of a measure space is said to be true at almost every point, or to be true almost everywhere, if it is true for every point in the space, with the exception at most of a set of points which form a measurable set of measure zero.

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