spherically
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- adverb
- /ˈsfɪrɪkli/
:
esféricamente
- The artist created a sculpture that looked spherically balanced from every angle.
- spherically symmetric
Examples
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The aggregate is assumed to be spherical and the oxygen profile inside is spherically symmetric.
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So why does it create a straight line of bubbles in one direction rather than a spherically symmetric array of bubbles?
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Similarly, sound waves in the atmosphere radiate spherically from a point source.
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It is in the s-wave: its wave function is spherically symmetric, so it has the same chance to move in each direction.
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But the question is about the quantum state of the *observer* who observes the particle, which is a spherically symmetric superposition of observers each seeing a particle in one direction.
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The superposition of all possible rotations of the wavefunction is itself a spherically symmetric wavefunction in the singlet representation of the rotation group.
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Simulations show high rates of accretion, and spherically symmetric models convincingly demonstrate that within 100 years, protostars will grow to have a solar mass confined to a region some hundreds of solar radii across.
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The sound waves travel spherically from the speaker, filling the room evenly.
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When viewed from a distance, the planet appears spherically shaped in the night sky.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word spherically comes from the Greek word sphaira, meaning 'ball' or 'globe', and the same root is in the common word sphere. So doing something spherically means doing it in a 'ball-like' or round way.