canonical

UK
/kəˈnɒnɪkəl/
US
/kəˈnænɪkəl/
canonicaladjective
more canonical
Comp.
most canonical
Super.
UK
/kəˈnɒnɪkəl/
US
/kəˈnænɪkəl/
Traducciones
canoniqueConforme aux règles établies; en théologie, en science et en informatique.
The canonical approach to solving this problem involves using established mathematical formulas.
L'approche canonique pour résoudre ce problème consiste à utiliser des formules mathématiques établies.
Traducciones adicionales
canoniqueLittéraire; se dit d'une œuvre faisant autorité ou reconnue comme classique.
Definiciones
Conforming to a general rule or acceptable procedure; orthodox.
The canonical approach to solving this problem involves using established mathematical formulas.
Relating to or included in the list of sacred books officially accepted as genuine.
The canonical texts of the religion are studied by scholars worldwide.
According to recognized rules or scientific laws.
The scientist presented a canonical model that was widely accepted by the academic community.
Of or relating to a canon, especially of literature or art, considered to be authoritative or of high quality.
Shakespeare's plays are often considered canonical works in English literature.
Mathematics & Computing: Presented in a standard, simplest, or uniquely determined form.
Each tree structure is stored in a canonical representation to avoid duplication.
canonicalnoun
Definiciones
Ecclesiastical vestments; the official dress worn by members of the clergy (used almost exclusively in the plural).
The bishop appeared in full canonicals for the ceremony.