Sentence examples for flat geometry from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most important, the analysis of the fluctuations indicates that the universe has a "flat" geometry, as predicted by inflation.

By use of a four-dimensional space-time continuum, another well-defined flat geometry, the Minkowski universe (after Hermann Minkowski), can be constructed.

Again, flat geometry, lacking melodrama: order is interrupted only by a white Ford at an angle before the white house, the subtlest of indicators that something's awry, but enough.

SINCE 1871, when it rose spectacularly after the Great Fire, Chicago has been famous for pioneering architecture — from the steel-frame skyscraper to the flat geometry of the Prairie School to Mies van der Rohe's clean Minimalism.

Because astronomers had been able to find only about a third as much matter, both dark and luminous, as was needed by Einstein's laws to create a flat geometry, something else had to be adding to it.

Choiselat, with a partner, Stanislas Ratel, produced a view of a cottage on a lake, whose flat geometry and mirror symmetry, as Mr. Daniel, the curator, points out, could have been made only by people acclimated to the visual peculiarities of a photograph.

The stress analysis of cylindrical adhesive joints is less frequently reported in the literature compared with that of flat geometries.

Nanoribbons are 1-D nanostructures that have gained attention due to their unique flat geometries which enable them to prompt positive changes in terms of pore size distribution and shape.

This research investigates the effects of reduction in the amount of plasticity in convex, concave, and flat geometries using plastic dissipation energy as the measure of plastic deformation imparted on the component.

Systematic parameter studies could be better achieved using advanced biomimetic systems which for testing our model must allow tight control of the total actin content in flat geometries.

Eventually it was realized that geometry need not be limited to the study of flat surfaces (plane geometry) and rigid three-dimensional objects (solid geometry) but that even the most abstract thoughts and images might be represented and developed in geometric terms.