Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Cylindric

👉 Cylindrical leaf.

Cylindrocolla

👉 Cylindricascospora is a type of fungus that causes fungal diseases in plants, particularly in cereals and fruits.

Cylindricascospora

👉 Cylindrical, spherical, or round-shaped leaf.

Cylindrochalara

👉 Cylindrical phloem cells, responsible for transporting water and nutrients between plant roots and leaves, are a key component in plant growth and development.

Cycliophora

👉 Cylindrical refers to a shape with two equal circular bases. In geometry, it is a type of conic section that can be defined as a curve formed by an ellipse or parabola intersecting a plane at right angles. The base of a cylinder is a circle and the height is perpendicular to the base.

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👉 Cylindrical

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👉 Cylindrical is a geometric shape consisting of two concentric circles, where one circle is smaller than the other. It has a radius (a distance from the center to any point on the surface) and a height (the perpendicular distance between the centers of the two circles). The shape is often used in engineering, physics, and navigation to represent objects that are rotating around their axis or facing away from it.

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👉 Cylindricality is a measure of how much a shape or object resembles a cylinder. It is defined as the ratio of its height to its radius in terms of a geometric proportion, where the height represents the distance from the center of the shape to its outermost point and the radius represents the distance from one point on the surface of the shape to another. In other words, cylindricality measures how much a shape or object resembles a cylinder. It is often used in geometry, engineering, and

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👉 Cylindrical

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👉 Cylindricalness is a mathematical concept that refers to the property of a shape or object being in the shape of a cylinder, where the axis of rotation is perpendicular to its surface. This means that all points on the surface of the shape are at equal distance from the center of the shape. The term "cylindrical" comes from the Latin word "cylindrum," which translates to "cylinder."

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