Similar words: operative, literati, imperative, iteration, inoperative, cooperative, vituperative, reiteration. Meaning: ['ɪtəreɪtɪv /-rətɪv] n. the aspect of the verb that expresses the repetition of an action. adj. marked by iteration.
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1 The term iterative impedance is applied to a load that renders the input impedance of an asymmetric section equal to it.
2 Such investigations may simply involve iterative selective alterations to the tagset used with monitoring of any improvement or degradation in performance.
3 With such an iterative loop going, energy reinforcement and possible noise help decide the competition among stored possibilities.
4 Because their learning was iterative, much like peeling an onion, we revisit some issues time and again.
5 Numerical examples show that the iterative method is efficient.
6 Iterative learning control application is investigated by project examples.
7 Wherefore writer carries out another iterative computation.
8 Recursion is a more powerful algorithm than iterative loop.
9 Performance improvement is an iterative process.
10 SLOR and pseudo-time iterative method are employed for solving finite element equation.
11 The coupled equation for iterative solution is established through contact conditions.
12 An iterative decoding scheme is proposed for the concatenation a convolutional code and a GMSK modulator.
13 They understand basic software development practices like iterative development, planning their work, requirements management, testing, and so on.
14 In addition, the Algol 60 program of the iterative process is given.
15 An iterative decoding scheme is proposed for the concatenation of a convolutional code and a GMSK modulator.
16 The alternating group iterative method for the dispersive equation with periodic boundary condition is presented.
17 A conjugate gradient iterative procedure was used to solve the algebraic problems arising from those two approximate schemes.
18 Iterative development focuses on producing working code, reducing the risk of analysis-paralysis.
19 The conventional complex diffusion algorithm uses the iterative imaginary part(Laplacian of the Gaussian kernel) to control the diffusion process.
20 A new iterative algorithm is put forward based on Hungarian method of the combinatorial theory and the optimized results are better than ever.
21 This inside and outside iterative way reduces the algorithm design difficulty, and nonessential double counting(Sentencedict.com), raises the counting yield.
22 The processing required to convert the typesetting format to a usable format was essentially iterative and needed to be performed with care.
23 The liquid emptying plots were all straight lines and were fitted to a single exponential function by an iterative least squares method.
24 Finite element method is applied to solve the field with the temperature field characteristic, then the ampacity of buried cables is received after iterative computation.
25 Moreover the vibration frequencies of the plate are computed using iterative method, which begins with the in vacuo eigenfrequency and continues until in-water eigenfrequency con-verges.
26 The acoustical wave equation is presented a serial spatial and time iterative equations and room acoustics field is simulated using finite difference time domain method.
27 This paper is concerned with an analytic invariant curves on a planar mapping of the iterative functional equation.
28 Also abstractly introduced is the relevant knowledge of UML and iterative development.
29 MDA's repeatable set of practices is well-suited to today's iterative development requirements,(www.Sentencedict.com) because MDA enhances predictability of the development process and the delivered solution itself.
30 Newton Raphson method was introduced into the FEM analysis model in order to ensure that the solution of each iterative step would converge by means of satisfying some restrictive condition.
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