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gradient

/ˈɡreɪ.di.ənt/

Translations

gradientnoun

gradients

/ˈɡreɪ.di.ənt/

The gradient of the hill made it difficult to climb.

La pente de la colline rendait l’ascension difficile.

gradientTerme de mathématiques.

The gradient of the function was calculated to determine the direction of maximum increase.

Le gradient de la fonction a été calculé pour déterminer la direction de l’augmentation maximale.

dégradéEn particulier pour une transition progressive de couleurs ou d’intensité.

The artist used a gradient to transition from blue to green in the painting.

L’artiste a utilisé un dégradé pour passer du bleu au vert dans le tableau.

Additional translations

inclinaisonTerme technique, valeur de la pente.

Synonyms

gradientadjective

/ˈɡreɪ.di.ənt/

The gradient path made the hike more challenging.

Le sentier incliné a rendu la randonnée plus कठिन?

dégradéPour une variation progressive d’intensité ou de couleur.

The gradient colors of the sunset were breathtaking.

Les couleurs dégradées du coucher de soleil étaient à couper le souffle.

gradientnoun

A rate of inclination; a slope.

The gradient of the hill made it difficult to climb.

A measure of how steep a slope is, often expressed as a ratio or percentage.

The road has a gradient of 10%, making it challenging for cyclists.

A gradual change in degree or intensity, such as in color or temperature.

The artist used a gradient to transition from blue to green in the painting.

In mathematics, a vector that describes the direction and rate of fastest increase of a scalar field.

The gradient of the function was calculated to determine the direction of maximum increase.

gradientadjective

Having a slope or incline; sloping.

The gradient path made the hike more challenging.

Characterized by a gradual change in degree or intensity.

The gradient colors of the sunset were breathtaking.