1. makes something linear or arranges it in a straight line or sequence
Usage: British spelling; technical
2. converts a nonlinear system or equation into a linear form
Usage: mathematics; engineering

Examples

• The software linearises the curved data for easier analysis.
• She linearises the workflow to improve efficiency.
• The engineer linearises the control system around the operating point.
• The algorithm linearises complex relationships between variables.
• The process linearises the manufacturing steps into a clear sequence.
• He linearises the differential equation using Taylor expansion.