cogredientadj.
/kəʊˈɡriːdɪənt/ Mathematics.
literal. Proceeding step by step with each other, keeping step together; said of two or more sets of variables which undergo identical or parallel linear transformations.
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1881 W. S. Burnside & A. W. Panton Theory of Equations 329 When x, y and x′, y′are transformed similarly, as in the present Proposition, they are said to be cogredient variables.
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