- Look up
equidistant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
point is said to be
equidistant from a set of
objects if the
distances between that
point and...
- The azi****l
equidistant projection is an azi****l map projection. It has the
useful properties that all
points on the map are at
proportionally correct...
- when
Doron Witztum,
Eliyahu Rips and Yoav
Rosenberg published a paper, "
Equidistant Letter Sequences in the Book of Genesis", in the
scientific journal Statistical...
- The
equirectangular projection (also
called the
equidistant cylindrical projection or la
carte parallélogrammatique projection), and
which includes the...
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characteristic of an
equidistant projection such as the azi****l
equidistant projection.
There are also
projections (Maurer's two-point
equidistant projection...
- In mathematics, an
equidistant set (also
called a midset, or a bisector) is a set
whose elements have the same
distance (measured
using some appropriate...
- The two-point
equidistant projection or
doubly equidistant projection is a map
projection first described by Hans
Maurer in 1919 and
Charles Close in 1921...
- In
hyperbolic geometry, a hypercycle,
hypercircle or
equidistant curve is a
curve whose points have the same
orthogonal distance from a
given straight...
- J.S.
Cahill Butterfly Map, 1909, from 1919
pamphlet Polar azi****l
equidistant projection A south-up map Pacific-centric map (more
commonly used in...
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intended to
reduce overall distortion.
Equidistant All
distances from one (or two)
points are correct.
Other equidistant properties are
mentioned in the notes...
