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instantaneous

/ˌɪnst(ə)nˈteɪnɪəs

adjective

1Occurring or done instantly: modern methods of instantaneous communication her reaction was almost instantaneous...

This death would have been rapid, almost instantaneous.
Yet mathematicians were able to revolutionize the subject by inventing a whole new language of mathematics which was capable of expressing instantaneous change: that language was the calculus.
Once airborne I could immediately feel the aircraft's sensitivity because every change in height and direction is instantaneous.

Synonyms

immediate, instant, on-the-spot, prompt, direct, swift, speedy, rapid, quick, expeditious, express, lightning;

sudden, hurried, hasty, precipitate, abrupt

informal snappy, p.d.q. (pretty damn quick)

literary fleet, rathe

rare alacritous

2 Physics Existing or measured at a particular instant: measurement of the instantaneous velocity...

Mass, instantaneous velocity, acceleration, magnetic forces, and energy puzzled them much more.
Also in line with experimental measurements, the examination of instantaneous velocity of simulated beads shows that pause time decreases with increasing wall shear stress.
Owing to the intermittent nature of turbulence, we related individual predation events to local, instantaneous relative velocities instead of bulk averages.

Derivatives

instantaneousness

/ˌɪnst(ə)nˈteɪnɪəsnəs

/ noun ...

What he was hankering after had to approximate the instantaneousness of painting - the fact that paintings are seen all at once, in a resonant ‘now’ - and simultaneously had to evoke a particular medium of painting.
These traits are: collective autism, bombast of presentation to the point of unreality, moral narcissism, a chronic lack of sober foresight, and total immersion in instantaneousness.
All this demands from the dancer openness and vulnerability to the instantaneousness of the moment, much more than in the process of a choreographed performance.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin instantaneus, from Latin instant- 'being at hand' (from the verb instare), on the pattern of ecclesiastical Latin momentaneus.

单词	instantaneous
释义	instantaneous /ˌɪnst(ə)nˈteɪnɪəs / adjective 1Occurring or done instantly: modern methods of instantaneous communication her reaction was almost instantaneous... This death would have been rapid, almost instantaneous. Yet mathematicians were able to revolutionize the subject by inventing a whole new language of mathematics which was capable of expressing instantaneous change: that language was the calculus. Once airborne I could immediately feel the aircraft's sensitivity because every change in height and direction is instantaneous. Synonyms immediate, instant, on-the-spot, prompt, direct, swift, speedy, rapid, quick, expeditious, express, lightning; sudden, hurried, hasty, precipitate, abrupt informal snappy, p.d.q. (pretty damn quick) literary fleet, rathe rare alacritous 2 Physics Existing or measured at a particular instant: measurement of the instantaneous velocity... Mass, instantaneous velocity, acceleration, magnetic forces, and energy puzzled them much more. Also in line with experimental measurements, the examination of instantaneous velocity of simulated beads shows that pause time decreases with increasing wall shear stress. Owing to the intermittent nature of turbulence, we related individual predation events to local, instantaneous relative velocities instead of bulk averages. Derivatives instantaneousness /ˌɪnst(ə)nˈteɪnɪəsnəs / noun ... What he was hankering after had to approximate the instantaneousness of painting - the fact that paintings are seen all at once, in a resonant ‘now’ - and simultaneously had to evoke a particular medium of painting. These traits are: collective autism, bombast of presentation to the point of unreality, moral narcissism, a chronic lack of sober foresight, and total immersion in instantaneousness. All this demands from the dancer openness and vulnerability to the instantaneousness of the moment, much more than in the process of a choreographed performance. Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin instantaneus, from Latin instant- 'being at hand' (from the verb instare), on the pattern of ecclesiastical Latin momentaneus. Rhymes contemporaneous, cutaneous, extemporaneous, extraneous, miscellaneous, Pausanias, porcellaneous, simultaneous, spontaneous, subcutaneous
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instantaneous

Derivatives

instantaneousness

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