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orthomorphic
orthomorphic, a. (ɔːθəʊˈmɔːfɪk) [f. ortho- + Gr. µορϕή form + -ic.] † 1. Biol. (See quots.) Obs. rare.1866 Brande & Cox Dict. Sci., etc., Orthomorphic.., that period in the developement of organised beings in which their full perfection is attained, prior to the formation of spermatic and germinal e... Oxford English Dictionary
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Emiliodonta
The two series meet at the umbo with a group of four to five orthomorphic teeth. wikipedia.org
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conformal
conˈformal, a. [ad. L. conformāl-is conformable, f. con- together + forma form, formālis formal.] 1. = conformable.1647 W. Browne tr. Polexander ii. 194 Intending not to crosse a thought so conformall with their owne. 1933 A. N. Whitehead Adv. of Ideas xi. 185 The feeling as enjoyed by the past occa... Oxford English Dictionary
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Oblique Mercator projection
Hotine oblique Mercator projection The Hotine oblique Mercator (also known as the rectified skew orthomorphic or 'RSO' projection) projection has approximately wikipedia.org
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Mercator
Mercator (mɜːˈkeɪtə(r)) Also mercator. [L., = ‘merchant’.] a. The name of Gerhardus Mercator (= L. equivalent of Gerhard Kremer) (1512–94), Flemish cartographer, used attrib. and in the possessive with reference to the orthomorphic cylindrical map projection first used by him in 1568, in which merid... Oxford English Dictionary
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Thomas Craig (mathematician)
American Journal of Mathematics Works Thomas Craig wrote the following contributions to the American Journal of Mathematics: 1880: AJM 3:114 to 27: Orthomorphic wikipedia.org
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Lambert
Lambert (ˈlæmbət) [The name of Johann Heinrich Lambert (1728–77), German mathematician.] 1. a. In Cartography used attrib. and in the possessive to designate certain map projections devised by Lambert, spec. a conical conformal projection having two standard parallels along which the scale is true. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Map projection
Preserving direction (azimuthal or zenithal), a trait possible only from one or two points to every other point Preserving shape locally (conformal or orthomorphic Projections by preservation of a metric property Conformal Conformal, or orthomorphic, map projections preserve angles locally, implying that they map wikipedia.org
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projection
▪ I. projection, n. (prəʊˈdʒɛkʃən) [ad. L. prōjectiōn-em a throwing forward, extension, projection, n. of action f. prōjicĕre, or a. F. projection (13– 14th c. in Hatz.-Darm.): see project ppl. a.] I. 1. The action of projecting; the fact of being projected; throwing or casting forth or forward; imp... Oxford English Dictionary
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Scale (map)
Since conformal projections have an isotropic scale factor they have also been called orthomorphic projections. wikipedia.org
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half-
half- in comb. [OE. half-, healf-, was regularly combined with an adj. or pple., as in healfewic, healfdéad, healfhw{iacu}t, healfréad, healfsoden, healf-slǽpiende; also with a n., as healfhéafod forehead, healfmann, healfpeniᵹ, healftrendel hemisphere. In OTeut. halƀ- appears to have been a later s... Oxford English Dictionary
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Malaysia–Singapore border
The datum used is the Revised Kertau Datum, Everest Spheroid (Malaya), Malaysian Rectified Skew Orthomorphic projection. wikipedia.org
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