- and an
oval would generally have an axis of symmetry, but this is not required. Here are
examples of
ovals described elsewhere: C****ini
ovals portions...
- The
Oval,
currently named for
sponsorship reasons as the Kia
Oval, is an
international cricket ground in Kennington,
located in the
borough of Lambeth...
- one of
these ovals, with the body it
orbited around at one
focus of the
oval.
Other names include C****inian
ovals, C****inian
curves and
ovals of C****ini...
-
ovals,
since IndyCar does not
usually run on
ovals shorter than 3/4-mile. The 1-mile
ovals have lost a
great deal of
their former importance for
oval...
-
arbitrary real numbers. Then the
Cartesian oval is the
locus of
points S
satisfying d(P, S) + m d(Q, S) = a. The two
ovals formed by the four
equations d(P, S)...
- cars
coming towards and
moving away from
their vantage point.
Traditional ovals (such as Indianapolis)
offered only
limited linear views of the course,...
- The
Barton Oval, also
known as "Barton
Terrace Ovals", is a
cricket ground in
North Adelaide in the
Australian state of
South Australia. The
first recorded...
-
Motor Speedway oval; 149,500 rpm on
short ovals and road/street
courses Length: 203.94 in (5,180 mm) on road/street
course and
short ovals; 197.33 in (5...
- In
telecommunications and
fiber optics,
ovality or
noncircularity is the
degree of
deviation from
perfect circularity of the
cross section of the core...
- In mathematics, Newton's
theorem about ovals states that the area cut off by a
secant of a
smooth convex oval is not an
algebraic function of the secant...
