1. making something linear or arranging it in a straight line or sequence
Usage: present participle of linearise; British spelling
2. converting a nonlinear system or equation into a linear form for analysis
Usage: mathematics; engineering; present participle of linearise; British spelling

Examples

• The engineer is linearising the control system to simplify the analysis.
• They are linearising the data points to find the best-fit line.
• The software is linearising the curved path for easier computation.
• Linearising this equation will make it much easier to solve.
• The team is linearising the workflow to improve efficiency.
• By linearising the process, we can identify bottlenecks more clearly.