geometries (Meaning)

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geometries (pl.)

of Geometry

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The complex geometries of snowflakes have fascinated scientists for centuries.
Architects carefully manipulate geometries to explore spatial relationships in building designs.
The geometries of molecules determine their chemical and physical properties.
The natural geometries of plants provide inspiration for biomimetic materials.
Fractal geometries mimic complex patterns found throughout nature, from tree branches to mountain ranges.
Origami artists fold paper into intricate geometries that create three-dimensional objects.
The study of Riemannian geometries has led to important insights in general relativity.
The geometries of celestial bodies help scientists understand their formation and evolution.
The geometries of sound waves affect how music is perceived.
The complexities of network geometries can optimize data flow and communication efficiency.

of Geometry

figures, forms,shapes, contours, fashions, silhouettes,configurations, conformations, arrangements, setups

matters, compositions, materials, substances, compositions, matters,materials, substances, raw materials, raw materials

The complex geometries of snowflakes have fascinated scientists for centuries.

Architects carefully manipulate geometries to explore spatial relationships in building designs.

The geometries of molecules determine their chemical and physical properties.

The natural geometries of plants provide inspiration for biomimetic materials.