- the
windows of the
Notre Dame
Cathedral in
Paris when
composing the
Ogives. An
ogive is the
curve that
forms the
outline of a
pointed gothic arch. The calm...
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close to 1 are
common in practice.
Elliptical ogives are
mainly used in
pistol bullets. More
complex ogives can be
derived from
minimum turbulence calculations...
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Sometimes an axis for both the
absolute frequency and
relative is drawn.
Ogives,
similarly to
other representations of ****ulative
distribution functions...
- for a
tangent ogive), but
rather is one of the
factors to be
chosen to
define the nose shape. If the
chosen ogive radius of a
secant ogive is
greater than...
- An
ogive is the
roundly tapered end of a two-dimensional or three-dimensional object.
Ogive may also
refer to:
Ogives, a set of four
piano pieces composed...
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creates a ridge.
Sometimes ogives consist only of
undulations or
color bands and are
described as wave
ogives or band
ogives.
Glaciers are
present on every...
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Eadgifu or
Edgifu (d. in or
after 951), also
known as
Edgiva or
Ogive (Old English: Ēadgifu), was
Queen of the West
Franks as the wife of King Charles...
- and the
harbour and city of
Brugge were enlarged.
Baldwin first married Ogive,
daughter of
Frederick of Luxembourg, by whom he had a son and heir, Baldwin...
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numerical analysis,
based on
secant lines to
graphs of
functions a
secant ogive in nose cone
design This
disambiguation page
lists mathematics articles...
- the 20th century, s****
became increasingly streamlined. In
World War I,
ogives were
typically two
circular radius head (crh) – the
curve was a segment...
