centrolineal (Meaning)

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centrolineal (a.)

Converging to a center; -- applied to lines drawn so as to meet in a point or center.

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The artist created a centrolineal composition, guiding the viewer's gaze toward the focal point of the painting.
Architects often strive to achieve a sense of centrolineal balance in their designs, emphasizing symmetry and proportion.
The biologist observed the centrolineal organization of cells in the tissue sample, indicating a distinct structural arrangement.
Textile designers experiment with centrolineal patterns to create visually engaging fabrics with a sense of movement.
Mathematicians study centrolineal equations to model various phenomena in physics and engineering.
The interior designer employed centrolineal elements in the layout of the room, enhancing its spatial flow and coherence.
Botanists investigate the centrolineal distribution of leaves on a stem to understand the plant's growth patterns.
Urban planners consider centrolineal principles when designing road networks to optimize traffic flow and accessibility.
Astronomers analyze the centrolineal alignment of celestial bodies in galaxies to unravel their evolutionary history.
Engineers utilize centrolineal designs in the construction of bridges and arches to distribute weight evenly and enhance structural stability.

Converging to a center; -- applied to lines drawn so as to meet in a point or center.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The artist created a centrolineal composition, guiding the viewer's gaze toward the focal point of the painting.

Architects often strive to achieve a sense of centrolineal balance in their designs, emphasizing symmetry and proportion.

The biologist observed the centrolineal organization of cells in the tissue sample, indicating a distinct structural arrangement.

Textile designers experiment with centrolineal patterns to create visually engaging fabrics with a sense of movement.