The phrase "a kind of linear" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used when attempting to describe something that resembles or has characteristics of linearity, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The graph shows a kind of linear relationship between the two variables, suggesting a direct correlation."
Alternatives: "a type of linear" or "a form of linear".
I am going to attempt a kind of linear story about two brothers who go different ways".
We have a responsibility to maintain a kind of linear array, a narrative, but you know the biggest revolution for us is to now start with the contemporary.
This sensor is a kind of linear encoder with an array of microelectrodes made by micromachining processes.
In this paper, the robust fault detection problem for a kind of linear systems with multiplicative noise is studied.
Since I'm really asking you that when you read the poem, you should be aware that it's a kind of linear structure from 1 to 100.
Free-piston engine is a kind of linear internal combustion engine, and shows advantages on simple mechanical structure, low frictional losses, high thermal efficiency and operational flexibility.
This paper is concerned with a kind of linear-quadratic stochastic optimal control (LQ SOC) problems and linear-quadratic nonzero-sum stochastic differential game (LQ NZSSDG) problems for forward-backward systems with random jumps.
It is presumably part of her countercultural sorcery that she spurns any kind of linear narrative.
The network method is used for designing electric circuits that implement any kind of linear and non-linear ordinary differential equations of any grade and any order.
Diameter/depth (D/H) ratio determines whether any kind of linear self-assembly (nanowire or array of nanodots) would occur or not.
We point out that this problem is not restricted to the ((k,n-k)) boundary conditions, the difficulty in obtaining the non-eigenvalue extreme remains true for any kind of linear conditions [22, 23].
