chordal

UK
/ˈkɔː.dəl/
US
/ˈkɔrdəl/

Translations

chordaladjective
more chordal
Comp.
most chordal
Super.
UK
/ˈkɔː.dəl/
US
/ˈkɔrdəl/
chordalMathématiques : se dit d’un graphe sans cycle induit de longueur supérieure à trois.
Chordal graphs allow several optimisation problems to be solved efficiently.
Les graphes chordaux permettent de résoudre efficacement plusieurs problèmes d’optimisation.
accordalMusique : qui est fondé sur des accords.
The pianist employed a chordal accompaniment to support the vocalist.
Le pianiste a employé un accompagnement accordal pour soutenir la chanteuse.
Additional translations
cordalGéométrie : relatif à une corde.
chordalAnatomie : relatif aux cordages tendineux des valves cardiaques.

Definitions

chordaladjective
Music: consisting of or based on chords.
The pianist employed a chordal accompaniment to support the vocalist.
Geometry: relating to a chord, a straight line joining two points on a curve.
The engineers computed the chordal length across the arch.
Anatomy: relating to the chordae tendineae of the heart valves or other fibrous cords.
The surgeon repaired the ruptured chordal tissue in the mitral valve.
Graph theory: (of a graph) having no induced cycles of length greater than three.
Chordal graphs allow several optimisation problems to be solved efficiently.