The phrase "an inscribed circle" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in geometry to refer to a circle that is drawn inside a polygon, touching all its sides.
Example: "In this triangle, the radius of the inscribed circle is crucial for calculating the area."
Alternatives: "a circle inscribed within" or "an inner circle."
In Zhang's day, the ratio 4 3 was given for the area of a square to the area of its inscribed circle and the volume of a cube and volume of the inscribed sphere should also be 42 32.
A total of 96 maximum inscribed circle diameters of Rhizocarpon geographicum growing on the ancient architectures and the walls of entrances are measured in the Huashan Grottoes area of southern Anhui, East China.
For example, in the scheme proposed by Kim [31], using the inscribed circle of images as a unit circle, when subjected to a shear attack, an accurate unit circle cannot be found, leading to the failure of watermark extraction.
Virtually everybody working in discrete mathematics is familiar with the generalized triangle of order 2 aka the Fano plane, the smallest projective plane, PG 2,2), or the unique symmetric block design with parameters 2− 7,3,1), and its elementary representation as the geometrical configuration of an equilateral triangle together with its three medians and inscribed circle.
We count the number of cells in a particular cell area by using the radius of its maximum inscribed circle.
Either way, Vuillard's closely inscribed circle of friends and family starts to feel alarmingly claustrophobic.
A concept, the maximal inscribed workspace (MIW) that is bounded by the maximal inscribed circle (MIC), is defined to characterize the workspace performance.
The proposed method is an approximate method based on the least square circle solution, and just for the minimum circumscribed circle and maximum inscribed circle criteria.
