Sentence examples for imaginary point from inspiring English sources
The new year is always a kind of chronological trope, an imaginary point of debarkation.
Only from the equant, an imaginary point at distance 2e from Earth, would the planet appear to move uniformly.
Centre of gravity, in physics, an imaginary point in a body of matter where, for convenience in certain calculations, the total weight of the body may be thought to be concentrated.
"At some imaginary point in future, if all those [environmental] concerns were in some way met, it's possible, but at the moment the answer would absolutely be no," she reiterates.
Holland is no snob, but she clearly is of a people — the slightly dispossessed, those incredulous about the drift of society, the fun-loving — that exist at some imaginary point where the upwardly mobile professional and the downwardly mobile aristocrat meet.
Hyperopia, also called farsightedness, refractive error or abnormality in which the cornea and lens of the eye focus the image of the visual field at an imaginary point behind the retina (the light-sensitive layer of tissue lining the back and sides of the eye).
His principle of continuity, a concept designed to add generality to synthetic geometry (limited to geometric arguments), led to the introduction of imaginary points (see complex numbers) and the development of algebraic geometry.
These are called imaginary points.
Here, by 'imaginary forms', Frege is referring to imaginary points, imaginary curves and lines, etc.
Such a description indicates the ways in which the Imaginary points to core analytic ideas like transference, fantasy, and the ego.
As the delay τ passes through some critical value (tau_{k}), a couple of complex conjugating eigenvalues of the system pass the imaginary axis at some pure imaginary points, and stable periodic Hopf bifurcating solutions occur.
