njësisht

Njësisht is an Albanian word that translates to "unitarily" or "individually" in English. It is often used in mathematical and scientific contexts to describe a property or operation that applies to each element of a set or system independently. For example, in linear algebra, a unitary matrix is a complex square matrix whose conjugate transpose is its inverse. This means that applying the transformation represented by a unitary matrix preserves the inner product of vectors, implying a form of "unit" preservation in the transformation.

In a broader sense, njësisht can also refer to something being done one by one, or considered separately. For instance, if a task is to be completed njësisht, it implies that each part of the task should be addressed individually before moving on to the next. This approach can be useful for complex problems, as it allows for focused attention on each component and can help identify and resolve issues more effectively. The concept of working njësisht emphasizes a systematic and detailed approach to a problem or task.