Definitions
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- adj. Of or pertaining to interpolation.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Of the nature of or producing interpolation.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Hyperion would then be perfectly described by economics (the ultimate parameterized interpolative curve fit, all fits each proving the others wrong) plus heteroskedasticity (because analytic economics is fundamentally crap for prediction).
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I haven't found myself in any entries, although my fanzine, Argentus appears as one of the examples of the interpolative -h- as in Ghod or Bheer, p.87.
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The complexity of many of the components it produces together with tight drawing tolerances of typically 50 micron necessitate the use of fully interpolative five-axis machining.
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Nintendo 64, where we used a mixture of additive and interpolative blending, mostly for special effects.
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Rendertarget composition is fundamentally impossible when using interpolative alpha, but I didn't know this at the time.
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Thanks to the unholy combination of filtering and interpolative alpha blending, we got ugly fringes around the edges of our tree billboards.
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It is a prelude to a more general quadratic spline that can be purely interpolative or have successive points influence only shape of the spline.
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The swivelling spindle (A-axis) rotates between + / - 110 degrees, while the B-axis is provided by a 360-degree rotary table to provide fully interpolative five-axis roughing and finishing.
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The triangles are software interpolative data between the real world data points.
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Anyone can add an interpolative comment anywhere in the sequence just by clicking into the stream.
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