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Partial

Definition: A partial derivative: a derivative with respect to one independent variable of a function in multiple variables while holding the other variables constant.


Alright class, settle down, let’s take a look, At ‘partial,’ a word that needs a little hook! The dictionary gives us a helpful plea, "A partial derivative… for you and me!" Let's break it down with a rhythmic flow, Think of functions where numbers grow. Imagine a function, say f(x, y) , you see, With two variables – x and y, agree? Now, when we find a derivative’s grace, We focus on one variable's space. We hold the others steady, nice and tight, Like holding a candle in the fading light. So if we take the derivative of f with respect to x , While keeping y constant, that's what we expect! And if we do the same for y , you see, Holding x steady – perfectly free! That’s a ‘partial,’ my dears, it’s clear and true, A single change, just focusing through. In short: It's like taking a peek at how one thing changes when everything else stays the same. It’s about isolating a specific variable. Do you have any questions? Don’t be shy, let’s try!

Variables

Definition: Something that is variable.


Alright class, settle down, let’s take a look! You’ve stumbled upon a word – “variables” – and the dictionary gives you a clue, quite true! "Something that is variable." But what does that really mean for you? Let's think about it like this: Imagine you have a box. (Pause for effect) That box can hold different things, right? Sometimes it holds a number – let’s say five! Sometimes it holds your name - "Sarah"! And sometimes it holds the color blue! A variable is just like that box in programming. It's a named storage spot where we can put information – numbers, words, even more complicated things – and then change what’s inside it while our program is running. It’s a label for a value that might shift and flow, Like changing weather, or a seed about to grow! We give variables names so we can easily find them when we need to use their contents. Think of it like giving your box a little sign – "My Number Box," or “Sarah’s Name.” Does that make a bit more sense? Don't worry if it doesn't click immediately. We’ll be exploring variables further as we learn about different programming concepts. Now, who can give me an example of what might be stored in a variable?

00-variables.conf

Definition: Common Configuration filename


Configuration file for the application

Abeyances

Definition: Abéyances is a term used to describe instances in which two or more variables are simultaneously present and not yet defined. It refers to a particular type of data visualization that emphasizes the fluidity and interconnectedness of concepts.


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Adiaphoral

Definition: 'Adiaphoral' is a technical term used in mathematics and physics for a zero-dimensional space that can be described using only two variables, such as one dimension of space or time.


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Aeginetic

Definition: The Aeginetic approach is a scientific method that aims to identify causal relationships between variables, rather than relying on chance or intuition. It seeks to reduce ambiguity and uncertainty in science by eliminating extraneous factors.


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Aeration

Definition: The word "AE Ratio" is an ancient Greek term that refers to a ratio of two numbers, typically expressed as a decimal value. It is used in mathematical calculations and represents the relationship between two variables or quantities.


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Amphicome

Definition: The word 'amphicome' refers to an amphicometric equation that involves three equal and opposite numbers. It is a type of quadratic equation with two real-valued variables.


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Analogic

Definition: Analogic is a scientific concept, usually used in mathematics, physics, and engineering. It refers to the relationship between two or more variables in a system based on their similarity. Analogic relationships can be observed across different scales of measurement.


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Anapnograph

Definition: The anaPNograph is a system of analysis that examines the patterns, causes, and correlations of behavior. It seeks to uncover hidden connections between different variables and understand the underlying causes of phenomena.


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