1. So Depreciation is just a nice linear function.

2. For example, the differential operator D2 Annihilates any linear function.

3. An Affine function is a linear function plus a translation or offset (Chen, 2010; Sloughter, 2001)

4. From the Cambridge English Corpus Each stress at an Articular level is represented by a non-linear function of a 3 6 Articular …

5. The intensity function of the N1− or N2−- or N3 amplitude is a continuous but non-linear function with only one point of Inflexion.

6. Calibration and analytical measurements in spectrometric multicomponent analysis can be solved by linear algebra supposing the observed values being a homogenous linear function of the expected quantities.

7. An Affine function is the composition of a linear function with a translation, so while the linear part fixes the origin, the translation can map it somewhere else

8. Between 33.5°C and 15°C the existence of a linear function between temperature and force of contraction could be shown. The contraction was almost abolished at 15°C (Fig.3a).