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linearity
[lin′ē·er′itē]
the principle that the density of a radiographic exposure is determined by the product of the current and the exposure time.

linearity
the characteristic of being a straight line. If one variable is a linear function of another, a graph prepared by plotting one against the other will be a straight line.

linearity
Statistics A straight line relation between 2 quantities, where when a value 'X' is ↑ or ↓, 'Y' is proportionately ↑ or ↓; linearity assumes that the relation between X and Y–abscissa and ordinate can be summarized in a straight line, known as a least-squares regression method


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