Sentence examples for entirely linear from inspiring English sources

Although in some jobs (particularly the dockworkers) the increase in risk appeared not to be entirely linear, the increase with years of work did not statistically significantly depart from linearity.

Or rather they have an all-rounder, an extra suit where England are entirely linear.

The process has not been entirely linear: presidential power grabs have often been followed by a Congressional backlash, as in the wake of Richard Nixon's presidency.

It is also like a film in that it is entirely linear, but that's hardly a problem.

In the early 1950s the German chemist Karl Ziegler discovered a method for making almost entirely linear HDPE at low pressures and low temperatures in the presence of complex organometallic catalysts.

That means the game is entirely linear, but that each discrete episode has been carefully designed, from the dialogue to the camera angles, to keep you glued to the screen.

The epic, Hollywood-riffing entirely-linear-but-that's-OK campaign of incredible odds being overcome by a tiny team of thick-skulled action figures with impossible jawlines: tick.

According to the Charmaz and Smith (2003), "moving to focused coding is not entirely a linear process" (p. 96).

For my taste it was entirely too linear, but that's probably a symptom of it being a console shooter more than anything else.

In the global coordinates of dS (which cover this space-time entirely), the linear form of the energy-momentum tensor is calculated for a scalar field.

The contest under way in the United States to take credit politically or in the eyes of history for the recent reduction of violence in Iraq has barely begun; the memories of participants in the White House decision-making that led to the surge are, inevitably, selective, and, as one official involved put it, the deliberations were entirely "non-linear".