Use of geometry in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include geometry at the start of sentence, geometry at the end of sentence and geometry in the middle of sentence
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geometry at the start of sentence
- Geometry, then, is concerned with the production of figures by various motions.
geometry at the end of sentence
- She is fond of geometry.
- He studies spherical geometry.
- The boy puzzled his way through geometry.
- Euclid's axioms form the foundation of his system of geometry.
- But as for me, I have not been so confused since high school geometry.
- A team at the Westport labs is looking at solids invasion in conditions of high permeability and large pore throat geometry.
geometry in the middle of sentence
- Is geometry on the GCSE syllabus?
- I got a D-plus on a geometry test.
- Let us think about Euclidean geometry first.
- Figure 2 clearly shows the geometry involved.
- They have tinkered with the geometry of the car's nose.
- The model is based on the geometry of the crystal lattice.
- This, in turn became a basic geometry for the pointed gothic arch.
- Gliffs have notions of geometry, and can allocate and request space.
- Pre-Christian sacred geometry was incorporated into church architecture.
- Previously, Euclidean geometry had stated that parallel lines never meet.
- All the principles of sacred geometry were applied in their construction.
- The winding Wellestream can be glimpsed through the level geometry of the Fens.
- This wasn't any alien habitat, where even geometry might be twisted out of shape.
- This is either some magic geometry of which I know nothing or it is a happy coincidence.
- The biometric security market also includes voice recognition and hand geometry devices.
- Truths of geometry can be proved, and so known not only to be true but also to be necessarily true.
- For example, recall that in Euclidean geometry the sum of the angles of any triangle is always 1800.
- In Chapter 3 examples of the geometry of curved spaces are discussed, beginning with two-dimensional surfaces.
- The conversational nature of golf, its cerebral geometry and its childish frustrations carry much untapped potential.
- It laid the foundations of topology, the differential geometry of manifolds and the theory of space-time and gravitation.
- In its curriculum the school concentrated on mathematics and science; there were courses in algebra, geometry and Newtonian physics.
- But how could the advantages of the klystron with its enclosed resonators be combined with the more favourable geometry of the magnetron?
