- (and
hence of a
locally isotropic universe)
falls into one
of the
three following cases: Zero
curvature (flat) – a
drawn triangle's
angles add up to 180°...
-
angle in rad/m), so it is a
measure of the
instantaneous rate
of change of direction of a
point that
moves on the curve: the
larger the
curvature, the...
-
terms of the
geometry of spacetime, i.e. the
curvature of spacetime.
These tidal accelerations are
strictly local. It is the ****ulative
total effect of many...
- the
family of circles, and has second-order
contact (same
tangent angle and
curvature), etc.
Contact forms are
particular differential forms of degree 1...
-
other abnormal curvatures of the
spine which are in the
sagittal plane (front-back)
rather than the
coronal (left-right). The
cause of most
cases is unknown...
- the sum
of angles of a
triangle equals a
straight angle (180 degrees, π radians, two
right angles, or a half-turn). A
triangle has
three angles, one at...
-
angle, a
geometric property of a
sessile droplet to the bulk thermodynamics, the
energy at the
three phase contact boundary, and the mean
curvature of...
-
radius of curvature a
great deal. For this reason,
contact angle is
coupled inherently to the
curvature term
of the
Kelvin equation. As the
contact angle increases...
-
Gaussian curvature or
Gauss curvature Κ
of a
smooth surface in three-dimensional
space at a
point is the
product of the prin****l
curvatures, κ1 and κ2...
- use in
layout surveying. The
degree of curvature is
defined as the
central angle to the ends
of an
agreed length of either an arc or a chord;
various lengths...
