orthotomic (Meaning)
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orthotomic (a.)
Cutting at right angles.
Synonyms & Antonyms of orthotomic
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orthotomic Sentence Examples
- The orthotomic structure of the insect cuticle provides exceptional strength and rigidity.
- The orthotomic arrangement of collagen fibers in bone contributes to its mechanical properties.
- The leaf of the angiosperm Arabidopsis thaliana exhibits an orthotomic venation pattern.
- The orthotomic architecture of the human skull optimizes protection for the brain.
- The orthotomic arrangement of crystals in certain minerals results in their characteristic optical properties.
- The orthotomic microstructure of carbon fiber composites enhances their strength-to-weight ratio.
- The orthotomic design of honeycomb structures provides high stiffness and low mass.
- The orthotomic orientation of grains in polycrystalline metals reduces anisotropy and improves ductility.
- The orthotomic symmetry of the butterfly wingcase (tegmina) affects its aerodynamic performance.
- The orthotomic structure of the egg shell provides protection and minimizes weight.
FAQs About the word orthotomic
Cutting at right angles.
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The orthotomic structure of the insect cuticle provides exceptional strength and rigidity.
The orthotomic arrangement of collagen fibers in bone contributes to its mechanical properties.
The leaf of the angiosperm Arabidopsis thaliana exhibits an orthotomic venation pattern.
The orthotomic architecture of the human skull optimizes protection for the brain.
