Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Having but one value; in mathematics, noting a function, y=fx, as regards x, when for each x there is only one value of y. For example, y=x is one-valued; whereas the function is, in general, an n-valued function of x.
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He said to me, You want to see a one-point gain; you want the anatomy of a one-valued exhibit similar characteristics that we can flag in order to exit before they flame out.
Jim Cramer's Real Money James J. Cramer 2005
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He said to me, You want to see a one-point gain; you want the anatomy of a one-valued exhibit similar characteristics that we can flag in order to exit before they flame out.
Jim Cramer's Real Money James J. Cramer 2005
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