English
Adjective
first-order (not comparable)
- (mathematics, logic) Of one of a series of models, languages, relationship, forms of logical discourse, etc., being the simplest one or the first in a sequence.
Derived terms
- first-order approximation
- first-order control
- first-order difference
- first-order election
- first-order fluid
- first-order function
- first-order hold
- first-order levelling
- first-order logic
- first-order ordinary differential
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- first-order predicate
- first-order reaction
- first-order relief
- first-order spectrum
- first-order station
- first-order subroutine
- first-order theory
- first-order transition
- first-order variable
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Related terms
Translations
being the simplest of many