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Euclidean geometry
| Глоссарий экономических терминов |
The plane geometry learned in high school, based upon a few ideal, smooth, symmetric shapes.
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Euclidean distance, английский
- Евклидово расстояние
- The euclidean distance is a simple measure of the distance between two objects, as in nearest neighbor techniques. it is computed as the square root of the sum of the squared differences between the two objects over each attribute. this distance is the multi-attribute generalization of the measure of distance in plane geometry. see also: mahalanobis distance, manhattan distance.
Euclidean norm, английский
Евклидова норма euclid`s algorithm алгоритм евклида
Geometry, английский
- Геометрия; геометрические характеристики (ла)
- An abstract data type that is the base type for all geospatial data types in planar coordinate systems.
- In context particularly of steering and suspension, the angular and linear relationships between the principle items and changes thereof in operation.
- Все графические объекты autocad (линии, окружности, дуги, полилинии и размеры).
Geometry, английский
Geometry acceleration, английский
Ускорение геометрических операций
Geometry and topology, английский
Geometry engine, английский
Геометрическая машина
Geometry machine, английский
Геометрическая машина
Geometry processor chip, английский
Процессор геометрических операций
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Cash flow break-even point, английский
The point below which the firm will need either to obtain additional financing or to liquidate some of its assets to meet its fixed costs.
Inspector(s) of election, английский
The person(s) appointed by the corporation to act as a judge on voting matters brought before a shareholder meeting. the inspector determines which proxies and ballots are in good form, and acceptable to be voted. they also count and record the votes, supervise and inspect the counting process and attest to the final results. they cannot be overruled on these matters, although they have no voice in the procedural aspects of the meeting itself.
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