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

This particular solution—a one-year window in which victims can file cases outside the previous statute of limitations—has received growing acceptance in the case of childhood victims.

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She did not appear to favour any particular solution of the question or any particular candidate for the Crown.

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The flaw in this situation was that Eugene, after getting Suzanne in his arms once more, had no particular solution to offer.

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I realise that the particular solution of the Irish Question which is about to be unfolded is the utilisation of our bogs.

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It is evident that this particular solution of the difficulty can never generally prevail.

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