particular solution

noun

Mathematics.

1. a solution of a differential equation containing no arbitrary constants.

Word History and Origins

Origin of particular solution¹

First recorded in 1895–1900

Example Sentences

And what induced them to come up with this particular solution to the problem of death—the concern of all religions?

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Sadhguru has intentionally avoided endorsing any particular solution for restoring soil health, saying it should be left up to farmers to decide.

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James McBride’s book arrived at a very particular solution for how to tell a story about slavery.

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However, reagents and platforms can be expensive, and Abbott has warned that using a particular solution to dilute patients’ samples can stop its device from detecting the virus.

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Confusing this dynamic is the fact that everyone with a stake in the investigation has a particular solution in mind, and none of those solutions fits all of the crimes.

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