Lemmas found: 62
Serving as the grammatical case used primarily for the subject of a finite verb and, in some languages, for a predicate complement.
Having a high number of cycles or oscillations per unit of time, especially in relation to sound, radio waves, or electrical signals.
Having a small number of cycles, oscillations, or wave repetitions per unit of time, especially in physics, acoustics, or electronics.
Not negative; zero or greater in value, especially in mathematics.
Not equal to zero; having a value other than zero.
Not changing in direct proportion to another quantity, so the relationship does not increase or decrease at a constant rate.
Having or involving only one dimension, typically length, with no measurable width or depth.
In mathematics, involving the second derivative or a differential equation whose highest derivative is the second derivative.
Existing or represented in a plane, especially in mathematics, geometry, or computer graphics.
Precisely specified in mathematics, logic, or technical analysis so that its meaning or value is unambiguous.
In mathematics, less than zero; having a value denoted by a minus sign.
Calculated for each person by dividing a total amount by the number of people involved.