Definition of convolve in English:

convolve

verb kənˈvɒlvkənˈvɑlv

[with object]

1rare Roll or coil together; entwine.
2Mathematics
Combine (one function or series) with another by forming their convolution.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you've got the time to troll for sounds, then take your unusual impulse file and convolve it against a large number of target files using the program's batch processor.
- The theoretical Normal distribution was then convolved to B to obtain A, which was then compared to the open-channel amplitude PDF.
- Fig.4 B shows the filtered flow obtained by convolving matches from the first seven frames of the FSM movie, overlaid on the first frame.
- Thus, model fluorescence data was blurred by convolving it with the triple Gaussian approximation of the PSF of the objective.
- It is important to recognize the distinction between the PRC here and the infinitesimal PRC that, in theory, could be convolved with the waveform of the perturbation to obtain the total resetting.

Origin

Late 16th century (in the sense 'enclose in folds'): from Latin convolvere 'roll together', from con- 'together' + volvere 'roll'.

Definition of convolve in US English:

convolve

verbkənˈvɑlvkənˈvälv

[with object]rare

1Roll or coil together; entwine.
1. 1.1Mathematics Combine (one function or series) with another by forming their convolution.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is important to recognize the distinction between the PRC here and the infinitesimal PRC that, in theory, could be convolved with the waveform of the perturbation to obtain the total resetting.
  Fig.4 B shows the filtered flow obtained by convolving matches from the first seven frames of the FSM movie, overlaid on the first frame.
  The theoretical Normal distribution was then convolved to B to obtain A, which was then compared to the open-channel amplitude PDF.
  Thus, model fluorescence data was blurred by convolving it with the triple Gaussian approximation of the PSF of the objective.
  If you've got the time to troll for sounds, then take your unusual impulse file and convolve it against a large number of target files using the program's batch processor.

Origin

Late 16th century (in the sense ‘enclose in folds’): from Latin convolvere ‘roll together’, from con- ‘together’ + volvere ‘roll’.

单词	convolve
释义	Definition of convolve in English: convolve verb kənˈvɒlvkənˈvɑlv [with object] 1rare Roll or coil together; entwine. 2Mathematics Combine (one function or series) with another by forming their convolution. Example sentencesExamples If you've got the time to troll for sounds, then take your unusual impulse file and convolve it against a large number of target files using the program's batch processor. The theoretical Normal distribution was then convolved to B to obtain A, which was then compared to the open-channel amplitude PDF. Fig.4 B shows the filtered flow obtained by convolving matches from the first seven frames of the FSM movie, overlaid on the first frame. Thus, model fluorescence data was blurred by convolving it with the triple Gaussian approximation of the PSF of the objective. It is important to recognize the distinction between the PRC here and the infinitesimal PRC that, in theory, could be convolved with the waveform of the perturbation to obtain the total resetting. Origin Late 16th century (in the sense 'enclose in folds'): from Latin convolvere 'roll together', from con- 'together' + volvere 'roll'. Definition of convolve in US English: convolve verbkənˈvɑlvkənˈvälv [with object]rare 1Roll or coil together; entwine. 1.1Mathematics Combine (one function or series) with another by forming their convolution. Example sentencesExamples It is important to recognize the distinction between the PRC here and the infinitesimal PRC that, in theory, could be convolved with the waveform of the perturbation to obtain the total resetting. Fig.4 B shows the filtered flow obtained by convolving matches from the first seven frames of the FSM movie, overlaid on the first frame. The theoretical Normal distribution was then convolved to B to obtain A, which was then compared to the open-channel amplitude PDF. Thus, model fluorescence data was blurred by convolving it with the triple Gaussian approximation of the PSF of the objective. If you've got the time to troll for sounds, then take your unusual impulse file and convolve it against a large number of target files using the program's batch processor. Origin Late 16th century (in the sense ‘enclose in folds’): from Latin convolvere ‘roll together’, from con- ‘together’ + volvere ‘roll’.
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