Definition of recursion in English:

recursion

noun rɪˈkəːʃ(ə)nrəˈkərʒən

mass nounLinguistics Mathematics

1The repeated application of a recursive procedure or definition.
Example sentencesExamples
- The choice should be a function of the background of the audience, and especially their understanding of some basic concepts like iteration and recursion.
- Over the past couple of years, there's been renewed controversy about the role of recursion in human language.
- Yet even this cannot evade the vicious circle of recursion, since it ‘is not only an advancing process but a retrograde one at the same time.’
- Another component is a more mathematical concept called recursion and the ability to imbed structures within structures.
- Its used in all sorts of things in calculus where recursion is necessary, like differential equations.
1. 1.1count noun A recursive definition.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The above recursions are numerically stable and very fast.
  Hence, under strategy A, the recursions should be computed as follows.
  Because the central linear recursions are defined over the effectively infinite-dimensioned state space of history, importance sampling is used to approximate the underlying Markov chain.
  This algorithm is based on a recursion similar to that of the peeling algorithm.
  We can now use Table 1 to derive the following recursions for the allele frequencies.

Origin

1930s: from late Latin recursio(n-), from recurrere 'run back' (see recur).

Definition of recursion in US English:

recursion

nounrəˈkərʒənrəˈkərZHən

Mathematics Linguistics

1The repeated application of a recursive procedure or definition.
Example sentencesExamples
- The choice should be a function of the background of the audience, and especially their understanding of some basic concepts like iteration and recursion.
- Over the past couple of years, there's been renewed controversy about the role of recursion in human language.
- Yet even this cannot evade the vicious circle of recursion, since it ‘is not only an advancing process but a retrograde one at the same time.’
- Another component is a more mathematical concept called recursion and the ability to imbed structures within structures.
- Its used in all sorts of things in calculus where recursion is necessary, like differential equations.
1. 1.1 A recursive definition.
  Example sentencesExamples
  We can now use Table 1 to derive the following recursions for the allele frequencies.
  Because the central linear recursions are defined over the effectively infinite-dimensioned state space of history, importance sampling is used to approximate the underlying Markov chain.
  The above recursions are numerically stable and very fast.
  Hence, under strategy A, the recursions should be computed as follows.
  This algorithm is based on a recursion similar to that of the peeling algorithm.

Origin

1930s: from late Latin recursio(n-), from recurrere ‘run back’ (see recur).

单词	recursion
释义	Definition of recursion in English: recursion noun rɪˈkəːʃ(ə)nrəˈkərʒən mass nounLinguistics Mathematics 1The repeated application of a recursive procedure or definition. Example sentencesExamples The choice should be a function of the background of the audience, and especially their understanding of some basic concepts like iteration and recursion. Over the past couple of years, there's been renewed controversy about the role of recursion in human language. Yet even this cannot evade the vicious circle of recursion, since it ‘is not only an advancing process but a retrograde one at the same time.’ Another component is a more mathematical concept called recursion and the ability to imbed structures within structures. Its used in all sorts of things in calculus where recursion is necessary, like differential equations. 1.1count noun A recursive definition. Example sentencesExamples The above recursions are numerically stable and very fast. Hence, under strategy A, the recursions should be computed as follows. Because the central linear recursions are defined over the effectively infinite-dimensioned state space of history, importance sampling is used to approximate the underlying Markov chain. This algorithm is based on a recursion similar to that of the peeling algorithm. We can now use Table 1 to derive the following recursions for the allele frequencies. Origin 1930s: from late Latin recursio(n-), from recurrere 'run back' (see recur). Definition of recursion in US English: recursion nounrəˈkərʒənrəˈkərZHən Mathematics Linguistics 1The repeated application of a recursive procedure or definition. Example sentencesExamples The choice should be a function of the background of the audience, and especially their understanding of some basic concepts like iteration and recursion. Over the past couple of years, there's been renewed controversy about the role of recursion in human language. Yet even this cannot evade the vicious circle of recursion, since it ‘is not only an advancing process but a retrograde one at the same time.’ Another component is a more mathematical concept called recursion and the ability to imbed structures within structures. Its used in all sorts of things in calculus where recursion is necessary, like differential equations. 1.1 A recursive definition. Example sentencesExamples We can now use Table 1 to derive the following recursions for the allele frequencies. Because the central linear recursions are defined over the effectively infinite-dimensioned state space of history, importance sampling is used to approximate the underlying Markov chain. The above recursions are numerically stable and very fast. Hence, under strategy A, the recursions should be computed as follows. This algorithm is based on a recursion similar to that of the peeling algorithm. Origin 1930s: from late Latin recursio(n-), from recurrere ‘run back’ (see recur).
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