| 释义 |
lineo-|ˈlɪnɪəʊ|
used as combining form of L. līnea line; as in ˌlineo-ˈcircular a. Math., said of an apparatus for converting rectilinear into circular movement. ˈlineograph [see -graph], an instrument for drawing lines of a definite character (Cent. Dict.). ˌlineo-ˈlinear a. Math., linear with respect to each of two different variables or sets of variables. ˌlineo-ˈpolar a. Math., produced by taking the (n -1)-th polar of a locus with respect to a function of the nth order; so called because such a polar of a point is a line (Cent. Dict.).
1858Cayley in Coll. Math. Papers (1889) II. 517 The lineo-linear covariant becomes the lineo-linear invariant ab′-a′b. 1874Sylvester in Proc. Roy. Instit. VII. 186 note, In the lineo-circular or parallel-motion adjustment imagine the connecters to be detached from the angles of the diamond, and [etc.]. |