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Parametric

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Adjective

1. parametric

of or relating to or in terms of a parameter

Example Sentences:
'parametric equation'

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Parametric

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noun
1. 
one of a number of auxiliary variables in terms of which all the variables in an implicit functional relationship can be explicitly expressed
parametric equations
2. 
a variable whose behaviour is not being considered and which may for present purposes be regarded as a constant, as y in the partial derivative ∂f(x,y)/∂x
3. statistics
a characteristic of the distribution of a population, such as its mean, as distinct from that of a sample
Compare statistic
4. informal
any constant or limiting factor
a designer must work within the parameters of budget and practicality

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Parametric

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noun
1.  Ancient Mathematics
a quantity or constant whose value varies with the circumstances of its application, as the radius line of a group of concentric circles, which varies with the circle under consideration
2. 
any constant, with variable values, used as a referent for determining other variables
3. 
a. 
a boundary or limit
b. 
a factor or characteristic
usually used in pl.
usage objected to by some

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Parametric

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n.
1. Mathematics
a. A constant in an equation that varies in other equations of the same general form, especially such a constant in the equation of a curve or surface that can be varied to represent a family of curves or surfaces.
b. One of a set of independent variables that express the coordinates of a point.
2.
a. One of a set of measurable factors, such as temperature and pressure, that define a system and determine its behavior and are varied in an experiment.
b. Usage Problem A factor that restricts what is possible or what results: "all the parameters of shelterwhere people will live, what mode of housing they will choose, and how they will pay for it" (New York).
c. A factor that determines a range of variations; a boundary: an experimental school that keeps expanding the parameters of its curriculum.
3. Statistics A quantity, such as a mean, that is calculated from data and describes a population.
4. Usage Problem A distinguishing characteristic or feature.

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