Meanings of tangency in English

The collection of all tangency points is called the contract curve.

We can then conceive all the intricacies of tangency.

It is thus, for example, that vitality maintains a relation of momentary tangency to the physico-chemical structure.

In bringing the chisel into contact with the revolving surface, the mathematical principle of the "point of tangency" is illustrated.

To begin with, he could not decide whether, on their wedding day, there ever had been any real spiritual tangency between them.

Those arising out of the intermingling of the interstate and intrastate operations of the same carriers, and the resulting tangency of State with national power.

Tangency gained investments from pension funds and family offices in the latest funding round, Hagedorn said.

Tangency Capital launched last year to invest directly in non-life reinsurance risks, and is benefiting from the rising rates, Dominik Hagedorn told Reuters by telephone.