transversal
transversal
Definition
trans·ver·sal (trans vʉr′səl, tranz-)
noun
a line that intersects two or more other lines
trans·ver′·sally adverb
transversal
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- factorize: Another name for a factorized inverse transversal is a Schreier tree.
- have: The subgroup will start with no generators, and will have a transversal by Schreier tree.
- create: This is the only correct way to create a transversal by Schreier tree.
Adjective modifier
- right: A set of representatives for the elements in this list forms a right transversal of U in G.
Modifies a noun
- element: Transversal elements are computed by finding a chain for the image group and doing shadowed stripping.
- t: For the purpose of operating on the cosets, the right transversal t contains one representative from each coset of U.
- poetics: Such purpose is primary to Becoming Criminal and to transversal poetics in general.
- filter: More advanced delay lines can perform a filtering or signal processing function and are so called delay line transversal filters.
- study: This was one a series of transversal studies commissioned by the Council of Europe and the full reports can be accessed through their websites.
Noun used with modifier
- hom: The subgroup will start with no generators, and will have a hom transversal.
- inverse: Another name for a factorized inverse transversal is a Schreier tree.
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