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The valley was geometrically divided into vine and olive plantations.
geometrically laid-out streets
He thought the girl's geometrically cut and excessively short hair was awful.

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geometrically | American Dictionary

geometrically
adverb
us/ˌdʒi·əˈme·trɪk·li/
mathematics
by carefully using the study of space and the relationships between points, lines, curves, and surfaces:
solve the problem geometrically

Examples of geometrically

geometrically
These geometrically regular cells of hypodermis strongly contrasted the epidermis, composed of smaller cells with sinusoidal anticlinal walls.
Nodes of most interest are filtered for visualisation, geometrically enlarged, semantically zoomed and shown in tree context of relevantly selected other nodes.
The actual length was calculated geometrically, taking into consideration that the frontal and lateral projections of the left ventriculogram are perpendicular.
First, it ensures that payments increase geometrically along a balanced growth path.
A linear irreducible characteristic set, when its polynomials are arranged ascendingly according to the order of the leading variables, can be explained geometrically.
Finally, the condition which identify all the translation singularities of the mechanisms of this family will be determined and geometrically interpreted.
Modern humans are the only primates that impose geometrically regular shapes on objects.
The independent variable for this fit was the logarithm of the geometricmean radius in each ring (we used logarithm because the filter radius grows geometrically).
If there were anything 'geometrically mysterious ' about the shape, we would be able to categorize the relevant features using the categories already noted.
The theory of relativity uses time as a fourth dimension, and time is treated geometrically as an extra spatial dimension.
In addition, a knee pattern is geometrically computed on the basis of the foot and waist pattern.
After approximately 1.5 ms, the air gap is decreased considerably, which causes a stronger raise of the magnetic force in the geometrically nonlinear simulation.
The bead subtype "other" refers to more elaborate geometrically carved beads.
This proof also shows how it is that it takes only a few points to outline a geometrically recognizable attractor.
In particular, if a rational map is (sub)hyperbolic or parabolic, then it is geometrically finite.
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