geometric
geometris
definition
adjective
This is a remarkable mathematical theory combining powerful algebraic and geometric methods.
of or relating to geometry, or according to its methods.
traditional Hopi geometric forms
(of a design) characterized by or decorated with regular lines and shapes.
translation of 'geometric'
adjective
geometris
example
In the next 2000 years no one found an exact 'geometric' method for 7-gons or 9-gons but also no one had proved it was impossible to construct such regular polygons.
The old gentleman places a rug, decorated with 'geometric' animals, on the ground and invites me to sit.
Methods for precise 'geometric' descriptions, necessary for visualization, were formulated later.
In four new paintings comprising his recent solo show, ribbons give way to a system of lines and ovoid shapes contained within large 'geometric' fields of color.
Quilting designs may carry across the quilt ignoring seam lines in fancy or plain 'geometric' patterns.
This is a remarkable mathematical theory combining powerful algebraic and 'geometric' methods.
Lemmer's 'geometric' , symmetrical sculptures are clearly variations on a theme.
He developed a theory of automorphic functions, connecting algebraic and 'geometric' results in his important 1884 book on the icosahedron.
This discovery was made as Möbius worked on a question on the 'geometric' theory of polyhedra posed by the Académie.
The result is a remarkably regular, 'geometric' pattern, as his two untitled pieces from 1997 demonstrate.
Thus in a sense all cubics could be solved by the Greeks using 'geometric' methods.
Sets of 'geometric' shapes painted in attractively unnatural enamel colors, the paintings are composed with horizon lines and often light grounds.
A simple example of numerical integration is estimating the area of a 'geometric' figure by randomly throwing darts at it and counting the hits and misses.
There is, of course, a tension in this topic between the totally 'geometric' approach and the algebraic approach.
Dr. Just said that the brain could interpret letters either spatially, as 'geometric' shapes, or linguistically, by the names of the letters.
Apollonius used his 'geometric' skills to mathematically develop the epicycle theory which would reach its full importance in the work of Ptolemy.
Normal maps are used to give additional 'geometric' detail without increasing polygon count.
My newer ties are splashier, with brightly colored splotches, wildly zigzagging lines, and unusual 'geometric' shapes.
Linen looks best in simple shapes, with clean 'geometric' lines.
One of the underlying insights of topology is that some 'geometric' problems depend not on the precise shape of objects but only on the way they are connected.
Omar Khayyam gave a complete classification of cubic equations with 'geometric' solutions found by means of intersecting conic sections.
On this magnificent necklace, worn by either a young woman or man, the beadworker has skillfully played with colors and 'geometric' shapes.
In addition, C is only a 'geometric' parameter to describe gross shell morphology, rather than a biological determinant.
They also serve to illustrate why it is easy to confuse the various 'geometric' forms represented by sets of numeric indices unless one is aware of these conventions.
He also focuses on using 'geometric' algebra to solve problems in graph theory.
Although I'm reasonable at mental arithmetic, I mostly think geometrically and then must laboriously check my 'geometric' intuition with algebra.
We used a 'geometric' method called eigenshape analysis to quantify turritellid shell morphology.
In 1984 Jones discovered an astonishing relationship between von Neumann algebras and 'geometric' topology.
There is also a beautiful image of Mondrian's studio, reduced to 'geometric' lines just like a painting in the famous mature Mondrian style.
Analysis of protein loop conformations is a notoriously difficult task because they do not have easily identifiable regular 'geometric' patterns.
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