linear

• adj.直線的な、線状の；まっすぐな、線状の；長さ方向の

ライン、ラインから

linear (adj.)

1640s, from French linéaire, from Latin linearis "belonging to a line," from linea "string, line" (see line (n.)). Essentially the same word as lineal; "in Latin linearis the original suffix -alis was dissimilated to -aris, but in Late Latin this rule was no longer productive and the formation or re-formation in -alis remained unchanged." [Barnhart]. Linear A and Linear B (1902-3) were names given to two related forms of linear Minoan writing discovered 1894-1901 in Crete by Sir Arthur Evans.

1. In his art he broke the laws of scientific linear perspective.

彼は自分の絵画芸術の中で科学的な直線透視法の法則を破った。dd>

2.He 'sメイキング linear measurements.

彼は長さ測定を行っている。

3.Her novel subverts the conventions of linear narrative.It has no neat chronology and no tidy denouement.

彼女の小説は線形叙事の伝統を覆し、はっきりした時間的手がかりもなく、簡単に明らかな結末もない。

4.Every basis of a linear space contains the same number of vectors.

線形空間の各基底には同じ数のベクトルが含まれている。

5.One significant development was the introduction of linear programming.

1つの重要な発展は線形計画の採用である。