concentricity

Meanings

• The quality of an object or a system having the same radius at every point on its surface.

  - "The concentric circles formed by dropping stones into a still pond are a classic example of concentricity."
  - "The gears in a clock mechanism turn in perfect concentricity, ensuring the accurate measurement of time."

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Rhymes

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centricity , circumspectivity , spectability , spectaclecity

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Homophones

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1. concentricity (hmn) : The quality of an object or a system having the same radius at every point on its surface.
   

2. concentricity (eng) : The quality of an object or a system having the same center.
   

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Variants

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concentric , concentrically , concentricities , concentricity

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Forms

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{"term"=>"concentricity", "definition"=>"The quality of an object or a system having the same center."}, {"term"=>"geometric concentricity", "definition"=>"The quality of two or more circles, ellipses, or other geometric figures having the same center point."}, {"term"=>"mechanical concentricity", "definition"=>"The quality of two or more rotating mechanical components or gears having their axes or shafts aligned and moving in perfect synchrony."}, {"term"=>"concentricity in art and architecture", "definition"=>"The use of concentric circles, ellipses, or other geometric figures in art and architecture to create a sense of unity, harmony, and balance."}, {"term"=>"concentricity in music", "definition"=>"The use of musical motifs, themes, or melodies that are repeated or vary in a systematic and predictable manner, creating a sense of unity, harmony, and continuity within a musical composition or performance."}

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Etymology

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The term 'concentricity' is derived from the Latin word 'concentricus', which means 'having the same center'.

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Related Concepts

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1. centricity:

2. circumference:

3. diameter:

4. radius:

5. conic sections:

6. ellipse:

7. circle:

8. geometric progression:

9. arithmetic progression:

10. mathematical analysis:

11. calculus:

12. differentiation:

13. integration:

14. convergence:

15. divergence:

16. sequence:

17. series:

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Culture

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Concentricity has been a significant concept in various cultures throughout history. In ancient Greece, the philosopher Pythagoras is believed to have used the concept of concentric circles to illustrate various mathematical and philosophical principles. In ancient China, the concept of concentricity was used in various aspects of Chinese culture, including architecture, art, and music. In modern times, the concept of concentricity has continued to be a significant influence in various aspects of culture and society.

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