Mathematical Optimization

noun the quality or state of being convex; a curved shape that bulges outward

adjective convex

• The convexity of the lens causes light to converge at a focal point.
• The convexity of the mirror makes things look bigger.
• I love how the convexity of the sunglasses makes my face look slimmer.
• The convexity of her argument made it impossible to refute.

noun a process or instance of enveloping; the state of being enveloped

• The envelopment of the document in a protective sleeve ensured its preservation.
• I wrapped the gift in colorful paper for an added touch of envelopment.
• The rapper's new album has an envelopment of beats that will blow your mind.
• The envelopment of sadness surrounded her like a heavy fog, making it hard to see a way out.

noun Member of Parliament

• The MP delivered a compelling speech in parliament.
• Did you hear what the MP said during the debate?
• That MP is always making waves in the media.
• The MP's words carried weight in the decision-making process.

adjective not restricted or limited in any way; unrestricted

• In an unconstrained market, prices are determined solely by supply and demand.
• I love the feeling of being unconstrained by rules or regulations.
• She's living her best life, totally unconstrained by anyone else's opinions.
• His creativity knows no bounds, it is truly unconstrained.

noun a number that is smaller than the sum of its proper divisors

adjective describing the characteristic of a number being abundant

• An abundant number is a positive integer that is smaller than the sum of its proper divisors.
• I just learned about abundant numbers in my math class - they're pretty interesting!
• Abundant numbers are like the cool kids of the math world, always surrounded by their divisors.
• In a world full of numbers, be an abundant number - always giving more than you take.