parabola 的定义
Geometry.
- a plane curve formed by the intersection of a right circular cone with a plane parallel to a generator of the cone; the set of points in a plane that are equidistant from a fixed line and a fixed point in the same plane or in a parallel plane. Equation: y2 = 2px or x2 = 2py.
parabola 近义词
等同于 curve
parabola 的近义词 42 个
- arc
- arch
- contour
- loop
- trajectory
- ambit
- bend
- bight
- bow
- camber
- catenary
- chord
- circle
- circuit
- circumference
- compass
- concavity
- crook
- curlicue
- curvature
- ellipse
- festoon
- flexure
- hairpin
- half-moon
- helix
- horseshoe
- hyperbola
- incurvation
- incurvature
- meniscus
- ogee
- quirk
- round
- sinuosity
- sweep
- swerve
- turn
- vault
- whorl
- curvation
- rondure
parabola 的反义词 1 个
更多parabola例句
- The most important part of a parabola is the vertex — its highest or lowest point — and there are many mathematical techniques for finding it.
- If you’ve ever taken an algebra or physics class, then you’ve met a parabola, the simple curve that can model how a ball flies through the air.
- New Shepard takes off like a traditional rocket, with a crew capsule separating near the peak of the flight parabola, arcing into space for three minutes of weightless sightseeing, and descending by parachute, while the rocket itself lands upright.
- If it wasn’t for the air, Ramirez says, the football would still trace a parabola because of gravity.
- In math, parabolas are special U-shaped curves that form by slicing through a cone-shape.
- If the load travels the reverse way, the shearing force at the head of the train is given by the ordinates of the dotted parabola.
- This parabola is the curve of maximum moments for a travelling load uniform per ft. run.
- Now, except for very short bridges and very unequal loads, a parabola can be found which includes the curve of maximum moments.
- Let we be the load per ft. run which would produce the maximum moments represented by this parabola.
- The planet would then have moved in a parabola, or an hyperbola, curves not returning into themselves.