circumferentially

Examples

• All

• They move radially, circumferentially, and vertically.

  Future by Design (2006)

• The soft-tissue analog (A, B, or C) was randomly selected and attached circumferentially to the surrogate knee femur with duct tape.

  Academic text (1995)

• The challenge in creating such a medium is to have the effective easy axis circumferentially oriented.

  Academic text (1996)

• As effusion increases, the echo-free space extends circumferentially around the heart.

  Academic text (2016)

• I would have thought so, since you claim to be able to so circumferentially wrap it around the idea of a God which is, by your own definition, totally incomprehensible to any of us mere mortals.

  Blog text (29)

• The fibrotic process appears to progress evenly and circumferentially, beginning at the outside of the medial canal and growing inward.

  Academic text (2001)

• Four sensors, circumferentially located around the rotor shell, provided blade data characterizing blade station and vibrational deflections.

  Academic text (1996)

• Three cameras and projector sensors are spaced circumferentially around the residual limb, and the fourth camera is placed in front of the subject's residuum (Figure 1).

  Academic text (1996)

• The resulting rectangular foam sheet was 19 mm thick. Duct tape attached each tissue substitute circumferentially around the immobile femoral component of the surrogate knee.

  Academic text (1995)

• The road runs circumferentially around the city, providing an excellent view of the landscape.

Synonyms

A

around

vscircumferentially

∞ 1.0

Moving in a circle to surround something

moves specifically along the outer edge rather than encircling the whole area

C

circularly

vscircumferentially

1 4.8

Moving or placed in a circle

moves along the outer edge rather than across the whole area

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology