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Definition of diameter
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Diameter
(n.) A
diametral
plane.
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Intersect
::
Intersect
(v. t.) To cut into or
between;
to cut or cross
mutually;
to
divide
into
parts;
as, any two
diameters
of a
circle
intersect
each other at the
center..
Tall
::
Tall
(superl.)
High in
stature;
having
a
considerable,
or an
unusual,
extension
upward;
long and
comparatively
slender;
having
the
diameter
or
lateral
extent
small in
proportion
to the
height;
as, a tall
person,
tree, or
mast..
Incommensurable
::
Incommensurable
(a.) Not
commensurable;
having
no
common
measure
or
standard
of
comparison;
as,
quantities
are
incommensurable
when no third
quantity
can be found that is an
aliquot
part of both; the side and
diagonal
of a
square
are
incommensurable
with each
other;
the
diameter
and
circumference
of a
circle
are
incommensurable..
Endogen
::
Endogen
(n.) A plant which
increases
in size by
internal
growth
and
elongation
at the
summit,
having
the wood in the form of
bundles
or
threads,
irregularly
distributed
throughout
the whole
diameter,
not
forming
annual
layers,
and with no
distinct
pith. The
leaves
of the
endogens
have,
usually,
parallel
veins,
their
flowers
are
mostly
in
three,
or some
multiple
of
three,
parts,
and their
embryos
have but a
single
cotyledon,
with the first
leaves
alternate.
The
endogens
constitute
one of the grea
Adopter
::
Adopter
(n.) A
receiver,
with two
necks,
opposite
to each
other,
one of which
admits
the neck of a
retort,
and the other is
joined
to
another
receiver.
It is used in
distillations,
to give more space to
elastic
vapors,
to
increase
the
length
of the neck of a
retort,
or to unite two
vessels
whose
openings
have
different
diameters..
Trunk
::
Trunk (n.) A large pipe
forming
the
piston
rod of a steam
engine,
of
sufficient
diameter
to allow one end of the
connecting
rod to be
attached
to the
crank,
and the other end to pass
within
the pipe
directly
to the
piston,
thus
making
the
engine
more
compact..
Ellipse
::
Ellipse
(n.) An oval or
oblong
figure,
bounded
by a
regular
curve,
which
corresponds
to an
oblique
projection
of a
circle,
or an
oblique
section
of a cone
through
its
opposite
sides.
The
greatest
diameter
of the
ellipse
is the major axis, and the least
diameter
is the minor axis. See Conic
section,
under
Conic,
and cf.
Focus..
Depressed
::
Depressed
(a.)
Having
the
vertical
diameter
shorter
than the
horizontal
or
transverse;
-- said of the
bodies
of
animals,
or of parts of the
bodies..
Hair''sbreadth
::
Hair'sbreadth
() The
diameter
or
breadth
of a hair; a very small
distance;
sometimes,
definitely,
the
forty-eighth
part of an
inch..
Slug
::
Slug (v. i.) To
become
reduced
in
diameter,
or
changed
in
shape,
by
passing
from a
larger
to a
smaller
part of the bore of the
barrel;
-- said of a
bullet
when fired from a gun,
pistol,
or other
firearm..
Upher
::
Upher (n.) A fir pole of from four to seven
inches
diameter,
and
twenty
to forty feet long,
sometimes
roughly
hewn, used for
scaffoldings,
and
sometimes
for
slight
and
common
roofs,
for which use it is
split..
Semicircle
::
Semicircle
(n.) The half of a
circle;
the part of a
circle
bounded
by its
diameter
and half of its
circumference.
Spaghetti
::
Spaghetti
(n.) A
variety
or
macaroni
made in tubes of small
diameter.
Volvox
::
Volvox
(n.) A genus of
minute,
pale-green,
globular,
organisms,
about one
fiftieth
of an inch in
diameter,
found
rolling
through
water,
the
motion
being
produced
by
minute
colorless
cilia.
It has been
considered
as
belonging
to the
flagellate
Infusoria,
but is now
referred
to the
vegetable
kingdom,
and each
globule
is
considered
a
colony
of many
individuals.
The
commonest
species
is
Volvox
globator,
often
called
globe
animalcule..
Rafflesia
::
Rafflesia
(n.) A genus of
stemless,
leafless
plants,
living
parasitically
upon the roots and stems of
grapevines
in
Malaysia.
The
flowers
have a
carrionlike
odor, and are very
large,
in one
species
(Rafflesia
Arnoldi)
having
a
diameter
of two or three
feet..
Slim
::
Slim
(superl.)
Of small
diameter
or
thickness
in
proportion
to the
height
or
length;
slender;
as, a slim
person;
a slim
tree..
Revolution
::
Revolution
(n.) The
motion
of a
point,
line, or
surface
about a point or line as its
center
or axis, in such a
manner
that a
moving
point
generates
a
curve,
a
moving
line a
surface
(called
a
surface
of
revolution),
and a
moving
surface
a solid
(called
a solid of
revolution);
as, the
revolution
of a
right-angled
triangle
about one of its sides
generates
a cone; the
revolution
of a
semicircle
about the
diameter
generates
a
sphere..
Measure
::
Measure
(v. i.) To be of a
certain
size or
quantity,
or to have a
certain
length,
breadth,
or
thickness,
or a
certain
capacity
according
to a
standard
measure;
as, cloth
measures
three
fourths
of a yard; a tree
measures
three feet in
diameter..
Telodynamic
::
Telodynamic
(a.)
Relating
to a
system
for
transmitting
power to a
distance
by means of
swiftly
moving
ropes or
cables
driving
grooved
pulleys
of large
diameter.
Diameter
::
Diameter
(n.) The
distance
through
the lower part of the shaft of a
column,
used as a
standard
measure
for all parts of the
order.
See
Module..
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