spline
pronunciation
How to pronounce spline in British English:
UK [splaɪn]
How to pronounce spline in American English:
US [splaɪn]
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- Noun:
- a flexible strip (wood or rubber) used in drawing curved lines
- a thin strip (wood or metal)
Word Origin
- spline (n.)
- long, thin piece of wood or metal, 1756, from East Anglian dialect, of uncertain origin. Perhaps from older Danish splind or North Frisian splinj. Especially one fitted into a groove on a wheel and a shaft to keep them revolving together (1864).
Example
- 1. To do that click on thedraw a freehand spline icon and selectrectangle .
- 2. Spline convolution for resolving overlapped voltammetric peaks .
- 3. Rectangle spline broaches grading of product quality .
- 4. Considering that some bonds in domestic market are inaccurately priced , we proposed a robust spline model to fit the term structure of interest rate in our bonds market .