Sentence examples for equal in area from inspiring English sources

Even in the pre-Euclidean period the effort to construct a square equal in area to a given circle had begun.

410 485), Menaechmus's brother Dinostratus gained fame as a mathematician for discovering how the trisectrix, a curve first invented for trisecting the angle, could be used to construct a square equal in area to a given circle.

The provinces, roughly equal in area, extended north to latitude 60° N. As was often the case, the development of the west disturbed the relations of English and French in Canada.

Although the two parts of the city divided by the wall were approximately equal in area, the population of East Berlin numbered less than two-thirds that of West Berlin.

At the time of their establishment, the two municipalities, approximately equal in area, together covered about 37 square miles (96 square km); about four-fifths of the city's population lived in Krung Thep.

For example, take a regular polygon equal in area to an equilateral triangle; erect a pyramid on the triangle and a conelike figure of the same height on the polygon; cross sections of both figures taken at the same height above the bases are equal; therefore, by Cavalieri's theorem, so are the volumes of the solids.

As many of the most basal taxa in this analysis fall near the centre of the molar morphospace, where all three lower molars are near-equal in area, one could further hypothesise that a trend along the predicted regression line towards either a larger m1 or a larger m3 corresponds with dietary specialisation through mammalian evolution.

Equal in surface area and flow rate, they functioned as the advanced treatment stage following conventional biological wastewater treatment in a municipal wastewater treatment plant equipped for nutrient removal.

He appeals to these resentments, promising to seek equal treatment in areas like the paving of roads.

Independent fire experts in the West have said that the blazes appear to be following no particular pattern, burning with roughly equal fury in areas that have been logged in the past and those where development has been prohibited.

Both were given different jobs of equal responsibility in areas not involved with training or recruitment, Sanders said.