iterative
iterative
Definition
it·era·tive (it′ər āt′iv, -ər ə tiv)
adjective
- repetitious; repeating or repeated
- Gram. frequentative
Etymology: ME < MFr itératif < L iteratus
iterative
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- solver: For sparse matrices, the main question is whether to use a direct or an iterative solver.
- refinement: These data were then used for iterative refinement, resulting in the improved class averages.
- algorithm: This is the default strategy of the iterative algorithm.
- estimation: In this case iterative channel estimation is also included in the Turbo receiver structure.
- loop: The values used to modulate the data are obtained by using an iterative loop which is presented below.
- process: Planning the delivery rounds is very much an iterative process.
Modifying Another Word
- highly: They comment that they are finding sustainability appraisal a highly iterative process.
- often: The procedure was often iterative, with a series of prototypes being built to test various options.
- inherently: Conclusion If the design process is inherently iterative and evaluation cyclical, so too is CALL development.
- only: This option unrolls only iterative " DO " loops, not " DO WHILE " loops.
- also: See also iterative design form Describes the physical three-dimensional reality of a product.
Preposition: in
- nature: Most successful frameworks are cyclical or iterative in nature.
