geometrically

geometric | American Dictionary

geometric
adjective
us/ˌdʒi·əˈme·trɪk/(alsogeometrical, us/ˌdʒi·əˈme·trɪ·kəl/)
mathematics
consisting of shapes such as squares, triangles, or rectangles:
a geometric pattern

Examples of geometric

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Therefore, the geometric conditions reported below are not exhaustive.
We seek a more intuitive, geometric characterization of the construction problem that can be used in restricted practical situations.
This makes very clear to us precisely what we can expect from geometric proportioning.
For perception of geometric properties of the world, this seems a reasonable approach, but significant theoretical challenges remain.
The control law is defined in such a way that only the geometric evolution of the biped configuration is controlled, but not the temporal evolution.
The power of the method of backward error analysis and the method of modified equations can be demonstrated in the context of geometric integrators.
It is just one of a series of results on the long-time behaviour of geometric integrators.
The characterization of real rigidity in terms of labor demand and supply suggests a geometric characterization of real rigidity.
Monocular observation through a physical or even notional intersecting plane is thus conceived as relatively 'constructed' by the geometric formula.
Our method essentially relies on the use of geometric quasi-invariants.
A representation for comparing simulations and computing the purpose of geometric features.
The power series of several elementary functions are alternating and decreasing on small rational inputs because the terms are bounded by a geometric series.
This can be obtained by elementary geometric considerations (see 2).
Now, the compact closed structure itself has a very elegant geometric representation in the category of oriented bordisms.
As is usual with faecal egg counts, geometric means were considerably lower than arithmetic means.
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