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Meanings of conic in English
Portuguese
seções cônicas Catalan
secció cònica Usage of conic in English
1
The disciples of Plato invented conic sections, and discovered the geometrical foci.
2
The conic sections which I described on that blackboard, the learned hieroglyphics!
3
Behind me I could hear Jesry asking Barb a question about conic sections.
4
Who knows that bodies in an inverse square field move on conic sections?
5
The mountain is remarkable for the perfection of its conic form.
6
The continents in the conic projections are a little distorted... See it now?
7
You'll bone yourself dry, staying here all the time with Smith's conic sections.
8
A conic section is a poor estimator of the peripheral cornea.
9
In some directions, ridges of small rocks; in others, isolated masses of conic form.
10
The conic fit parameters were both found to change significantly for increasing corneal diameters.
11
The summit of the great volcano is a rounded hill, but not entirely conic.
12
Blaise Pascal, the French mathematician, composed at sixteen a tract on the conic sections.
13
She first put me into the ABC class, and advanced me through conic sections.
14
The mathematical formulas of the anterior and the posterior cornea surface show conic surfaces.
15
Before age 16, he wrote a book on conic sections.
16
He also thought in conic sections, squares and roots and ratios, and geometrized like Euclid.
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