coordinate
407
4.5
- noun
- /koʊˈɔrdɪnɪt/
- Specialized
:
coordenada
- Comsat 1, your coordinates are as follows.
- coordinate system
- x and y coordinates
- Cartesian coordinates
And so let's place the the coordinate origin in here.
- And so let's place the the coordinate origin in here.
- So what we need to know about that ball is coordinates X&Y;, right?
- You can give me your GPS coordinates and I'll know where to find you.
- OK, so it's like a reaction coordinate, right?
- However, you cannot specify these coordinates to infinite precision.
- However, those coordinates have no good physical interpretation.
- All it does is to give you those coordinates.
- In this, in this task, drawing a line under polar coordinates is trivial.
Examples
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You can give me your GPS coordinates and I'll know where to find you.
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To pinpoint the exact location, we need to find the precise coordinates on the map.
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If you guys have a coordinate point, OK?
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Shift the coordinates by half a point.
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Use the coordinates from the last launch.
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So let's just change that that Z coordinate by a little bit.
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So there are four key coordinates.
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Let's put in the coordinates and get a visual.
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Once I check these coordinates we'll know the location of the third skull.
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These are the exact coordinates of my drone.
Synonyms
1
6.3
A number that shows the position of a point on a graph, like the x or y value
Compounds
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4
3.9
A way of using numbers to find the position of points on a graph or map
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1
7.5
One of the two numbers that show a point's distance from a fixed center and its angle
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1
6.3
A number that shows the position of a point on a graph, like the x or y value
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1
5.2
Two straight lines on a graph that cross at zero to show where points are
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A fixed straight line that shows where points are on a graph, like the x or y line
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A chemical bond where one atom gives both electrons for the pair shared by two atoms
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A part of a sentence that has same importance as another and is joined by words like and or but
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Geometry that uses numbers and algebra to study points, lines, and shapes
How Accurate
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2
3.9
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407
4.5
- Specialized
- US
1
6.1
41
1.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Coordinate comes from co- 'together' and ordinare 'to put in order', and it was used for numbers that help 'place' something. So a coordinate is a number (or set of numbers) that orders a point on a map or graph and shows its exact position.