covariant
[ koh-vair-ee-uhnt ]
/ koʊˈvɛər i ənt /
adjective Mathematics.
(of one magnitude with respect to another) varying in accordance with a fixed mathematical relationship: The area of a square is covariant with the length of a side.
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Example sentences from the Web for covariant
We have in the Hessian the first instance of a covariant of a ternary form.