geometric
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4.8
- adjective
- /dʒiˈɑːmətrɪk/
- Specialized
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geométrico
- Graphing these geometric equations can help illustrate the relationships between different shapes.
- geometric mean
- geometric shapes
- geometric form
And this is our geometric definition of a dot product.
- And this is our geometric definition of a dot product.
- So I've been working on a whole book related to that geometric object.
- If they hit very smooth things, they tend to propagate according to the geometric optics.
- And so I said, let me just publish the dates where the sunsets exactly on the geometric grid of the Manhattan streets.
- There's a whole lot of definition, what is a point, what is a, what is a, what is a line, and what is a geometric figure and so on.
- And this is where he discovered this, this kind of quantity being or this, this geometric thing being a fractal.
- Because to a modern mathematician, we're not tied to our usual geometric notions of points and lines when we talk about points and lines.
- There's been a a vast amount of people who've done DMT that recount seeing like little elf creatures, like shapes, lots of different geometric shapes.
- And Einstein so much ended together with with Planck so much wanted to to have that kind of geometric construction for all the forces in in the universe.
- The first dollar that you make euro pound is geometric growth you retards.
- And applications are are evolving and at a geometric rate, they really is.
- You have a few examples that are geometric in nature in in your book.
Examples
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Peter continues to move his finger in various geometric lines across the map.
Fiction book (1992) -
These are simple geometric equations from a high school book.
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We now know how to do the expected value of a geometric distribution.
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You know, the circle is the perfect geometric figure.
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We define the sum of the infinite geometric series...
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The overall measure in each suite is the geometric mean for the benchmarks within the suite.
Academic text (1994) -
The formal garden imposes geometric strictures on plants.
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Analyze characteristics and properties of two- and three-dimensional geometric shapes and develop mathematical arguments about geometric relationships.
Academic text (2011) -
The artist created a stunning mural filled with geometric shapes like triangles and squares.
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She studied the properties of geometric figures, including circles and rectangles, in her math class.
Synonyms
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Relating to simple shapes like lines and circles used in design
Compounds
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7.4
An average of positive numbers found by multiplying them and taking the root for the number of items
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A list of numbers where each number equals the previous one multiplied by the same number not zero
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7.2
A list of numbers where each number is the previous number multiplied by the same number
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A molecule with the same formula but atoms in a different arrangement giving other properties
How Mathematical
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4.1
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Geometric comes from Greek parts geo- 'earth' and -metron 'measure', the same idea behind geometry. It originally meant 'measuring the earth', and because that work used shapes and sizes, geometric now means 'about shapes' and their rules.