monotonic

Let be a simple game that is monotonic and proper.

The two operators of the blocks world are not monotonic.

Hence, in monotonic search, one can often keep many states easily.

Formally, this means that we want a function to be monotonic.

She heard it in her head now, that monotonic staccato.

Each of the 20 possible monotonic paths appears somewhere in the table.

Thus, the decision model should have some form of monotonic relationship with respect to the criteria.

Monotonic passages are also used in art music for stylistic effect.

The first two cases are represented by simple monotonic loss functions.

"I think you can do the same things, using that same approach," he says in his even, monotonic voice.

Since constructing new states is simple, monotonic search can sometimes be time efficient too.

For monotonic functions in one variable, the range of values is also easy.

An important application of monotonic functions is in probability theory.

The meals are rather monotonic; two times per day rice is no exception.

Then they could argue that one caused the other in a simple monotonic fashion.

The only sound in the film is the voice of a narrator and a very monotonic musical theme.

With the circle, the function would not be strictly monotonic, but constant.

"Please don't knock me down again," came the all but monotonic reply.

In the cases where b 3ac 0, the cubic function is strictly monotonic.

In modern monotonic orthography, that is after 1982, it has been dropped.

The loss is a monotonic function to the impedance ratio.

The following properties are true for a monotonic function :

This is a special case of the more general notion of a monotonic function.

Fumika is almost always calm and speaks in a low monotonic voice.

Additionally, most associations were consistent with a monotonic dose response.