Majoration
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Majoration is a noun meaning (mathematics) The establishment of conditions for an upper bound of an expression.
Meaning
(mathematics) The establishment of conditions for an upper bound of an expression.
More Meanings
- A markup on an import or export.
- (obsolete) Increase; enlargement.
Example Sentences
First, the majoration conditions X.1.57(c) in [16] and M(c) in [6] are quite restrictive.
there be five ways (in general) of majoration in sounds: inclosure simple; inclosure with dilatation; communication; reflexion concurrent; and approach to the sensory.
[…] we could in Theorem 5.1.5 (respectively, Theorem 5.1.10) require only the continuity condition if we strengthened the majoration condition (respectively, local majoration condition) to the strict majoration condition (respectively, local strict majoration condition).
Word Forms
- majorations
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include ampliation, magnification, enlargement, increment, increasement, proliferation.
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