orthogonal

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Übersetzungen

orthogonaladjektiv
more orthogonal
Komp.
most orthogonal
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orthogonalEn mathématiques, en géométrie analytique ou en statistique, notamment pour des systèmes de coordonnées ou des variables indépendantes.
The two variables in the study were found to be orthogonal, indicating no relationship between them.
Les deux variables de l’étude se sont révélées orthogonales, ce qui indique qu’elles n’avaient aucune relation entre elles.
perpendiculaireEn géométrie, pour des lignes, plans ou directions formant un angle droit.
The architect designed the building with orthogonal lines to ensure structural stability.
L’architecte a conçu le bâtiment avec des lignes perpendiculaires pour assurer la stabilité structurelle.
orthogonalsubstantiv
orthogonals
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Used in geometry for a line or plane that is perpendicular to another.
orthogonaleTerme de géométrie.
In the construction, draw an orthogonal to the base through point A.
Dans la construction, tracez une orthogonale à la base passant par le point A.

Definitionen

orthogonaladjektiv
Relating to or involving right angles; perpendicular.
The architect designed the building with orthogonal lines to ensure structural stability.
Statistically independent; having no correlation.
The two variables in the study were found to be orthogonal, indicating no relationship between them.
Involving or denoting a system of coordinates in which the axes are at right angles to each other.
The orthogonal coordinate system made it easier to calculate the distances between points.
orthogonalsubstantiv
A line, ray, or plane that is perpendicular to a given line, segment, or plane.
In the construction, draw an orthogonal to the base through point A.