In the border occurs the running latch-hook, the barber-pole stripe, and a geometrically drawn vine.
His method of estimating the relative lunar and solar distances is geometrically correct, though the instrumental means at his command rendered his data erroneous.
But Buteo and Kircher have proved geometrically that, taking the cubit of a foot and a half, the ark was abundantly sufficient for all the animals supposed to be lodged in it.
At that time they were connected with the wings by walls, and then again were connected with the Gatehouse and other walls in a peculiar and geometrically formed device.
The ceilings of this suite of rooms are geometrically panelled and highly enriched, and the whole is lighted from the top.
The development of the vital force may be represented geometrically by a spindle, which swells out gradually to the middle, and decreases again to a point.
From the heavens we see men geometrically from above, not face to face; that is to say, when they are standing we have only a horizontal projection of them.
This may be readily accomplished geometrically or analytically, and it will be found that the envelope is a cardioid (q.
He was a merchant, and in 1865 he published, at Liverpool, a work entitled The Quadrature of the Circle, or the True Ratio between the Diameter and Circumference geometrically and mathematically demonstrated.
Mathematical principles of theology, or the existence of God geometrically demonstrated.
Lad went in a geometrically straight line, swerving not an inch; with much difficulty held back to the slow walk on which the Master insisted.
Morty stood blinking in amaze at four geometricallyregular red marks on the back of his own pudgy hand.
The Quadrature of the circle, or the true ratio between the diameter and circumference geometrically and mathematically demonstrated.
Geometry versus Algebra; or the trisection of an anglegeometrically solved.
In one thing he excites our curiosity: what is meant by demonstrating 'geometrically and mathematically?
It is, therefore, demonstrated that in the ultimate surface of the universe there is no irregularity, but that its surface is geometrically perfect.
We have few ideas as clear as that of extension geometrically considered; every attempt to explain it is useless; we know it more perfectly by mere intuition than whole volumes could make it known to us.
Application of the method of infinitesimals to the determination of the radius of curvature of certain curves geometrically defined.
Plane problem, a problem which can be solved geometrically by the aid of the right line and circle only.
Miles of tents separated by geometricallystraight rows of Company streets.
The wide, geometrically regular streets with many open squares, were overlooked by tall apartment buildings and hotels that commanded long sweeps of avenue.
Radiating in beautiful precision from a central point, were miles of tents separated by geometricallystraight rows of company streets.
The method of solving equations geometrically was considerably developed by Omar Khayyam of Khorassan, who flourished in the 11th century.
Alain even ventures an immediate application of this principle, and tries to prove geometrically the dogmas defined in the Creed.
Kerber's method, and have deduced the Seidel formulae from geometrical considerations based on the Abbe method, and have interpreted the analytical results geometrically (pp.
Cubic equations were solvedgeometrically by determining the intersections of conic sections.
On the top of each car were high geared fly wheels lying on their sides, which were so automatically adjusted that, as the speed of the car increased, the high speed of these fly wheels geometrically increased.
As a description of a planet's motion it is not incorrect, though it is geometrically cumbrous.
Mere approximations in the case of these problems are valueless; the solution must be geometrically exact, or it is not a solution at all.
Whether geometrically perfect or not, all crystals respond to the law of constancy of interfacial angles which means that on all crystals of the same substances the angles between similar (corresponding) faces are always equal.
Under such conditions actual crystals are said to become distorted because they are not geometrically perfect.
Sulphur, for instance, crystallizing from its solution in the bisulphuret of carbon, assumes a geometrically different crystalline form from sulphur when melted by heat, and allowed to consolidate as it cools.
Cases had indeed been observed, before the discovery of Isomorphism, in which the same element had been seen to crystallize in two forms, belonging to different systems, not geometrically connected.
Clearly enough these geometrically inevitable bands can be exactly calculated, and their necessary changes formulated for any given change in the speed or width of A, B, or P.
We are now able to consider geometrically deduced bands as 'characteristic effects,' and we have a graphic representation of the color-deduction determined by the interception of the pendulum.
So far, then, the bands geometrically deduced present the same variations as the bands observed in the illusion.
In their primitive genus Cenellipsis, the whole shell is geometrically nothing more than a simple ellipsoid (Pl.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "geometrically" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
