The word "geometric" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is related to the area of geometry, such as shapes and angles. For example, "The room was decorated with a geometric pattern."
The cowboy that Lauren has honed throughout his career became a cowgirl – see fringed jackets and geometric south-western patterns, the kind seen on classic ponchos, here on slouchy cardigans and backpacks.
Back at the beginning of the show, across a floor whose size is accentuated by a geometric pattern of yellow, grey and black shapes that optically flip perspective as you look at them, a ventriloquist's dummy sits on a shelf, dangling his legs in the air.
(Australia naively insists Canberra is Griffin's city, but there is little of the vision of Griffin and his wife Marion Mahony in today's Canberra beyond their broader geometric design, and the land and water axes).
But the biggest change is undoubtedly the absence of Cowell, the man whose acerbic putdowns, geometric haircut and freakishly incandescent teeth put the show on the map in the first place.
Assuming vampires only feed once a month ("a highly conservative assumption given any Hollywood vampire film"), and that each time a vampire feasts upon a human their respective populations increase/decrease by 1, a simple geometric progression suggests that vampires would wipe out humans in approximately 2.5 years (assuming arbitrarily that the first vampire appeared in the year 1400).
Their design ingeniously mapped a geometric plan of key buildings and main avenues on to the existing topography of mountains, hills and the river.
But with its epic revival, Datong would regain its Ming dynasty splendour, building on the geometric layout that had survived from then.
As you go down past the Turkish-style mosque and the city widens towards the sea, the arcades, passages and the streets are constructed with the geometric precision to be found in any French town.
Meanwhile, Layton takes me to see the architectural wing of the workshop where I view pictures of privately commissioned glass panels and a large geometric hanging sculpture now installed inside John Lewis, Liverpool.
This geometric approach to musical construction contrasts vividly with that of Stravinsky's great contemporary Schoenberg and his school, where forms evolve through organic growth and perpetual transformation.
Himmeli sculptures are little geometric mobiles that were originally made as a Finnish Christmas ornaments, to be hung up in the house and on the tree.
