Dictionary entry
Syncretize
Pronunciation: /ˈsɪŋkrɪtʌɪz/
Pronunciation
/ˈsɪŋkrɪtʌɪz/
Myanmar Meaning
ကွဲပြားနေသည့် ဒဿနများကို စုစည်းရန် မညီညွတ်ဘဲ ကြိုးစားသည်။
Definition
subtend /sǝb'tend/ v ( geometry ) စက္ဝန္းျပတ္၊ ေထာင့္ စသည္ တို႔ႏွင့္ မ်က္ႏွာခ်င္း ဆိုင္သည္။ The chord AC subtends the arc ABC ❍ The side XZ subtends the angle XYZ
Examples
- ‘The space between the dot and the first letter of the prime to the right of fixation subtended a visual angle of 21.’
- ‘The most common geometry for curved crystal diffraction is based on the Rowland circle principle
- which relies on the well-known property of a circle that an arc segment subtends a constant angle for any point on the circle.’
- ‘In other words
- when two plates subtended the same angle - one big and far away
- the other small and nearby - the antennae also made the same angle with each other.’
- ‘Reticles are in the second focal plane
- so as power is changed the angle subtended by the space between lines varies.’
- ‘The radian is a unit which connects the radius of an arc
- the length of the arc and the angle subtended by the arc.’
- ‘These angles are subtended by the same chord
- AW.’
- ‘The Arc
- Chord
- Radius
- Height
- Angle
- Apothem
- and Area Suppose you have a segment of a circle
- bounded by an arc of the circle and the chord subtending it.’
- ‘In fact Shen demonstrated a remarkable ability to view spatial arrangements and he gave an approximate formula for the length of a circular arc in terms of the chord subtending the arc.’
- ‘This allowed him to calculate the chord subtended by angles of 36
- 72
- 60
- 90 and 120.’
- ‘Two pairs of parallel sides form equal inscribed angles that are bound to subtend equal chords - the third sides.’
- ‘All flowers are subtended by a bract and two bracteoles.’
- ‘The flower meristems are produced acropetally by the inflorescence meristem and are subtended by bracts.’
- ‘Trillium species are characterized by a single trimerous flower subtended by a whorl of three leaves.’
- ‘The bract immediately subtends the sepal
- partly enclosing it.’
- ‘A single flower is borne on a scape arising between the basal leaves and subtended by a large
- leaf-like bract.’