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Significados de three-dimensional space em inglês

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3-мерное пространство
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3 dimension
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Geometric model in which a point is specified by three parameters.

espaço tridimensional
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Uso de three-dimensional space em inglês
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A tri-axial accelerometer was used to measure limb acceleration in three-dimensional space.
Pubmed
2
Wrinkles enable the near-instantaneous transfer of matter or data in three-dimensional space.
Year Zero
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But that is actually a helix; a curve in three-dimensional space.
The Irish Times
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This is the direct result of the present conception of a three-dimensional space.
Five Years of Theosophy
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Her explanation was that it had slid down a plane into three-dimensional space.
Hunters Out of Space
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It is the correlative of the octahedron of three-dimensional space.
Architecture and Democracy
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He pulled the lever that slowed them out of the Fourth Drive into three-dimensional space.
Hunters Out of Space
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And I kept pushing it until finally, I was able to make a three-dimensional space appear two-dimensional.
Wired
9
We now perform same arithmetic for declination and we have fixed position of balloon in three-dimensional space.
Jem
10
Imagining numbers as objects in three-dimensional space is a very powerful way of remembering a series of numbers.
Sequential Problem Solving / A Student Handbook with Checklists ...
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By using rules of perspective, artists could represent objects in three-dimensional space on a plane canvas with striking realism.
The Irish Times
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If you have blocks lying around it's similarly easy to see that the conjecture is true in three-dimensional space.
Wired
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As Kip and I talked about the wormhole, I finally understood that it's a four-dimensional hole in three-dimensional space.
Wired
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It's a new way of understanding user interfaces, in which UI elements get stacked like physical objects in three-dimensional space.
Wired
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It is a law that prevails in three-dimensional space that two objects cannot occupy the same place at one time.
Tramping on Life / An Autobiographical Narrative
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If two locations lie nearby each other in three-dimensional space, connections open between them perhaps a dozen times per day.
Year Zero