adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
surface
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Figure 3.1 shows one two-dimensional surface , a spherical surface; and Fig. 3.2 shows another, a cylindrical surface.
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In fact it provides more because it yields the curvature K of any two-dimensional surface .
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Its relationship both to the Gaussian curvature of two-dimensional surfaces and to tidal forces is discussed.
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This relation generalizes for all two-dimensional surfaces to become where K is again the Gaussian curvature.
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One simple measurement reveals whether a two-dimensional surface is curved and determines the sign of curvature.
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In Chapter 3 examples of the geometry of curved spaces are discussed, beginning with two-dimensional surfaces .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a two-dimensional drawing
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Figure 21.5 shows its distribution in a two-dimensional wake.
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Figure 3.1 shows one two-dimensional surface, a spherical surface; and Fig. 3.2 shows another, a cylindrical surface.
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For example, two-dimensional animals living on a one-dimensional earth would have to climb over each other in order to get past each other.
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The mean velocity also varies vertically, and we shall confine attention to two-dimensional flow.
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These two-dimensional planes cutting through nine-dimensional genetic space give some feeling for what it means to walk through Biomorph Land.
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These artists manipulate paper pulp to make sculptures, reliefs, embossed and two-dimensional work.
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Think of the two-dimensional rubber balloon universe.
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To see why, think of the two-dimensional rubber balloon universe with pebbles stuck to it to represent the galaxies.