Sentence examples for classical geometry from inspiring English sources

Classical geometry — Greek for "earth measure" — is not very earthly.

He then reached back for the support of classical geometry.

The classical geometry deals with objects of integer dimensions.

Although the emphasis of mathematics after 1650 was increasingly on analysis, foundational questions in classical geometry continued to arouse interest.

Mr. Milow's crisp craftsmanship has resulted in objects that, even in the context of the show, allude more to classical geometry than to Christian symbolism.

He was deeply rooted in classical geometry and the objects of this study are akin to the objects of sensory perception.

Introduction to hyperbolic and projective geometry — the classical geometries that developed as Euclidean geometry was better understood.

The ion components, that are present in both compounds, modulate their geometry from their classical geometries, displayed by them in the metal coordination architectures and inorganic salts.

Performances of this ultrafiltration unit configuration are compared with two other more classical geometries: a simple plane unit and an annular cell involving mainly axial flow.

The three possibilities for this curvature correspond to the three classical geometries: Euclidean (flat), spherical (positive), or hyperbolic (negative).

The emphasis here is the study of certain combinatorial structures, such as Latin squares and combinatorial designs (which are of use in statistical experimental design), classical finite geometries and combinatorial geometries (also known as matroids, which arise in many areas from algebra and geometry through discrete optimization theory).