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Meanings of exponential in English

Portuguese
função exponencial
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A function in which an independent variable appears as an exponent.

função exponencial

Exponential.

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Examples for "exponential function"
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The regional myocardial video intensity versus contrast time could be fitted to an exponential function: y=A.
Pubmed
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A rectangular-hyperbolic function better described this decrease in discriminability over time than did a negative- exponential function.
Pubmed
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The EDPVR was fitted to an exponential function.
Pubmed
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In Bacillus and Escherichia, this sexual isolation has been shown to be an exponential function of sequence divergence.
Pubmed
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Tumor or lymph node volumes were determined from CT slices and the growth rate was calculated assuming an exponential function.
Pubmed
Usage of exponential in English
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In recent years occurrence of cardiac ailments have seen an exponential rise.
Pubmed
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Economists used to dream of exponential growth in relation to the economy.
News.com.au
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Ironically, this exponential growth was not good for the now 40-year-old company.
The Irish Times
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Motivation: With the development of biotechnology, DNA methylation data showed exponential growth.
Pubmed
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The inevitable outcome is an exponential explosion in computing and networking power.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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In many cases we can do this and avoid the exponential blowup.
The Master Algorithm
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Expectations of exponential increases in house prices seemed fanciful, if not delusional.
The Irish Times
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Responsibilities increase The world around us has changed at an exponential pace.
BBC
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Could we achieve exponential amplification of the numbers of super nice people?
The portable atheist: essential readings for the nonbeliever
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The big reason: The exponential growth in malware and infected Web sites.
Reuters
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Cat-1 activity was predominant in conidia, during germination and early exponential growth.
Pubmed
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The exponential smoothing winter's multiplication model was selected as the best-fitting model.
Pubmed
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In its initial stages, the coronavirus pandemic grew at an exponential rate.
The Irish Times
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The data for each parameter were fit to linear or exponential functions.
Pubmed
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Then it turned out that its curve was not exponential, but asymptotic.
Futures 1
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Computing power and speed have in recent times, increased on an exponential basis.
The Guardian
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Exponential through the time
Exponential across language varieties
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