orthomorphic (Meaning)
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orthomorphic (a.)
Having the right form.
Synonyms & Antonyms of orthomorphic
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orthomorphic Sentence Examples
- The orthomorphic projection of the Earth's surface results in maps with accurate scale properties.
- Orthomorphic maps are commonly used in navigation and mapping due to their faithful representation of shapes and angles.
- The orthomorphic method ensures that straight lines on the sphere are represented as straight lines on the map.
- Orthomorphic projections are conformal, meaning they preserve angles and shape ratios within small regions.
- The orthomorphic projection of the world is also known as the Mercator projection, named after its creator.
- Orthomorphic maps are essential for accurate navigation and distance measurement.
- The orthomorphic grid of a map provides a consistent and reliable reference system.
- Orthomorphic projections are preferred for maps of large areas where shape accuracy is crucial.
- The orthomorphic transformation converts a spherical surface to a flat plane while preserving shape.
- Orthomorphic maps allow for precise overlay of different data layers, facilitating spatial analysis.
FAQs About the word orthomorphic
Having the right form.
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The orthomorphic projection of the Earth's surface results in maps with accurate scale properties.
Orthomorphic maps are commonly used in navigation and mapping due to their faithful representation of shapes and angles.
The orthomorphic method ensures that straight lines on the sphere are represented as straight lines on the map.
Orthomorphic projections are conformal, meaning they preserve angles and shape ratios within small regions.
