Sentence examples for mere geometry from inspiring English sources

Where it crossed the roadway, instead of having a gate it degenerated into mere geometry, a line, an idea of boundary.

Results also demonstrate that the adsorption mechanism follows different modalities than those expected, since the effect produced by increasing roughness is not justified by mere geometry, i.e. the creation of new adsorption sites.

This sampling reflected the mere geometry of the mouse mandible, displaying a relatively larger posterior part than an anterior one.

Gravitation, in this line of thinking, is not a force the outcome of one object tugging on another, as described by Isaac Newton's equations but a mere consequence of geometry.

However, a large part of the appeal of the DA is that it classes intangible, mathematical structures — geometry — as mere representation, and tangible things — matter (including fields) and its properties — as real.

He held it to be "absolutely self-evident" (SI, 561), and he believed consequently that the idea of a non-Euclidean space is a "chimera" (SI, 456) and that the various non-Euclidean geometries are "the mere illusion of specialists" (SI, xxxix).

Its short-lived existence as mere reality had come to an end; it was geometry now.

Here, arithmetic is probably understood as the number theory found in Euclid, Elements vii-ix, and not mere calculation of numbers, which, of course, is used in geometry.

Furthermore, even if an inadequate material and geometry combination is used, it is found that the mere presence of capsules might achieve, under certain conditions, an interesting overall reinforcement effect.

Differences were even observed when using fairly similar and simple incubations setups with mere changes of the media volume, under maintenance of sink conditions, and of the vessel geometry.

See geometry: Cartesian geometry.