transvection (Meaning)
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transvection (n.)
The act of conveying or carrying over.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transvection
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transvection Sentence Examples
- The transvection matrix preserved the direction and distance between points in a plane.
- The transvection was a rigid body motion that translated a figure in a parallel direction.
- The transvection operator played a crucial role in linear algebra and geometric transformations.
- The transvection vector determined the direction and magnitude of the translation.
- The composition of two transvections resulted in another transvection with a different transvection vector.
- Transvections were used to transform polygons into parallelograms in geometry.
- The transvection formula provided an explicit expression for the translation of points.
- The determinant of a transvection matrix was always equal to one.
- Transvections were a special case of affine transformations that preserved parallelism.
- The concept of transvection had applications in computer graphics and geometric modeling.
FAQs About the word transvection
The act of conveying or carrying over.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The transvection matrix preserved the direction and distance between points in a plane.
The transvection was a rigid body motion that translated a figure in a parallel direction.
The transvection operator played a crucial role in linear algebra and geometric transformations.
The transvection vector determined the direction and magnitude of the translation.
