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Definition of sphere
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sphere is as below...
Sphere
(n.) The
apparent
surface
of the
heavens,
which is
assumed
to be
spherical
and
everywhere
equally
distant,
in which the
heavenly
bodies
appear
to have their
places,
and on which the
various
astronomical
circles,
as of right
ascension
and
declination,
the
equator,
ecliptic,
etc., are
conceived
to be
drawn;
an ideal
geometrical
sphere,
with the
astronomical
and
geographical
circles
in their
proper
positions
on it..
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Ensphere
::
Ensphere
(v. t.) To place in a
sphere;
to
envelop.
Meteorology
::
Meteorology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
atmosphere
and its
phenomena,
particularly
of its
variations
of heat and
moisture,
of its
winds,
storms,
etc..
Undersphere
::
Undersphere
(n.) A
sphere
which is
smaller
than, and in its
movements
subject
to,
another;
a
satellite..
Circumference
::
Circumference
(n.) The
external
surface
of a
sphere,
or of any
orbicular
body..
Morula
::
Morula
(n.) The
sphere
or
globular
mass of cells
(blastomeres),
formed
by the
clevage
of the ovum or egg in the first
stages
of its
development;
--
called
also
mulberry
mass,
segmentation
sphere,
and
blastosphere.
See
Segmentation..
Ozonometer
::
Ozonometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
ascertaining
the
amount
of ozone in the
atmosphere,
or in any
gaseous
mixture..
Still
::
Still
(adv.)
Not
disturbed
by noise or
agitation;
quiet;
calm; as, a still
evening;
a still
atmosphere..
Argo
::
Argo (n.) A large
constellation
in the
southern
hemisphere,
called
also Argo
Navis.
In
modern
astronomy
it is
replaced
by its three
divisions,
Carina,
Puppis,
and
Vela..
Mundane
::
Mundane
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
world;
worldly;
earthly;
terrestrial;
as, the
mundane
sphere..
Analemma
::
Analemma
(n.) An
instrument
of wood or
brass,
on which this
projection
of the
sphere
is made,
having
a
movable
horizon
or
cursor;
--
formerly
much used in
solving
some
common
astronomical
problems..
Atmosphere
::
Atmosphere
(n.) The
pressure
or
weight
of the air at the sea
level,
on a unit of
surface,
or about 14.7 Ibs. to the sq.
inch..
Blastosphere
::
Blastosphere
(n.) The
hollow
globe or
sphere
formed
by the
arrangement
of the
blastomeres
on the
periphery
of an
impregnated
ovum.
Astrolabe
::
Astrolabe
(n.) A
stereographic
projection
of the
sphere
on the plane of a great
circle,
as the
equator,
or a
meridian;
a
planisphere..
Vacuum
::
Vacuum
(n.) The
condition
of
rarefaction,
or
reduction
of
pressure
below that of the
atmosphere,
in a
vessel,
as the
condenser
of a steam
engine,
which is
nearly
exhausted
of air or
steam,
etc.; as, a
vacuum
of 26
inches
of
mercury,
or 13
pounds
per
square
inch..
Hyperorganic
::
Hyperorganic
(a.)
Higher
than, or
beyond
the
sphere
of, the
organic..
Callosum
::
Callosum
(n.) The great band
commissural
fibers
which
unites
the two
cerebral
hemispheres.
See
corpus
callosum,
under
Carpus..
Zenith
::
Zenith
(n.) That point in the
visible
celestial
hemisphere
which is
vertical
to the
spectator;
the point of the
heavens
directly
overhead;
--
opposed
to
nadir.
Sphericle
::
Sphericle
(n.) A small
sphere.
Planisphere
::
Planisphere
(n.) The
representation
of the
circles
of the
sphere
upon a
plane;
especially,
a
representation
of the
celestial
sphere
upon a plane with
adjustable
circles,
or other
appendages,
for
showing
the
position
of the
heavens,
the time of
rising
and
setting
of
stars,
etc., for any given date or
hour..
Chromatosphere
::
Chromatosphere
(n.) A
chromosphere.
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