convolution

convolution
con·vo·lu·tion
[ˌkɒnvəˈlu:ʃən, AM ˌkɑ:n-]
n (form)
1. usu pl (coil) Windung f
2. usu pl (complexity) Verschlungenheit f kein pl
to have many \convolutions film, story verworren sein
3. MED
\convolution of the brain Krümmung f des Gehirns
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["kɒnvə'luːSən]
n usu pl
(= coil) Windung f; (of plot) Verschlungenheit f no pl; (of style) Gewundenheit f no pl; (of theory) Kompliziertheit f
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convolution s
1. Ein-, Zusammenrollung f, (Zusammen)Wick(e)lung f
2. TECH Windung f, Schrauben(um)gang m
3. ANAT (besonders Gehirn)Windung f
4. MATH Faltung f
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n.
Faltung -en (mathematisch) f.
Windung -en f.
Zusammenrollung f.
Zusammenwicklung f.

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