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asymptote
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asymptote
a mathematical term used for the straight line which is a tangent to a curve at infinity.


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It predicts that at infinite thickness, fluid penetration into the slab decreases asymptotically to almost zero value.
Effect of power steering fluid type on the performance of radial lip ... by Osanaiye, Gabriel / Rubber World
The risk indices can be asymptotically near 1 and that implies that each TPM value in Category A is very large when compared to its threshold and/or that each TPM value in Category B is very small when compared to its threshold, i.
An index to measure and monitor a system-of-systems' performance risk by Cho, Chien-Ching / Defense A R Journal
Characteristic features of the curve that readily result from the discussion of its equation are: a) the curve goes asymptotically to |[D.
On the absorption spectrum of noble gases at the arc spectrum limit by Clark, Charles W. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
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