例文・使い方で印象づける「ellipse」の覚え方


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...Beyond the hill, and through the opening in the ellipse, we could see to another new country of hills and meadows and forest groves...   Beyond the hill, and through the opening in the  ellipse, we could see to another new country of hills and meadows  and forest grovesの読み方
Stewart Edward White 「African Camp Fires」

...When much contractedthe pupil is a very elongated ellipse, the long axis of which is in the linejoining the nasal and temporal angles of the eyelids...   When much contractedthe pupil is a very elongated ellipse, the long axis of which is in the linejoining the nasal and temporal angles of the eyelidsの読み方
U.S. Department of Agriculture 「Special Report on Diseases of Cattle」

...The circle seen in perspective assumes the more beautiful curveof the ellipse, a curve having much variety; but as its fourquarters are alike, not so much as a symmetrical figure canhave...   The circle seen in perspective assumes the more beautiful curveof the ellipse, a curve having much variety; but as its fourquarters are alike, not so much as a symmetrical figure canhaveの読み方
Harold Speed 「The Practice and Science Of Drawing」

...He will observe that a portion of an ellipse hasbeen traced on each of them, and that this line has been designatedthe Ecliptic, which simply means the sun's apparent pathway across thesky...   He will observe that a portion of an ellipse hasbeen traced on each of them, and that this line has been designatedthe Ecliptic, which simply means the suns apparent pathway across theskyの読み方
William Tyler Olcott 「A Field Book of the Stars」

...The ellipse described by thispair is the most eccentric of known binary orbits, and approaches inform the path pursued by Encke’s comet round the Sun...   The ellipse described by thispair is the most eccentric of known binary orbits, and approaches inform the path pursued by Encke’s comet round the Sunの読み方
Thomas Orchard 「The Astronomy of Milton's 'Paradise Lost'」

...The ellipse differs principally from a circle in the circumstance thatit possesses variety of form...   The ellipse differs principally from a circle in the circumstance thatit possesses variety of formの読み方
Robert Stawell Ball 「The Story of the Heavens」

...If the ellipse has not the perfectsimplicity of the circle it has, at least, the charm of variety whichthe circle has not...   If the ellipse has not the perfectsimplicity of the circle it has, at least, the charm of variety whichthe circle has notの読み方
Robert Stawell Ball 「The Story of the Heavens」

...In the firstplace, we observe that the ellipse is a plane curve; that is to say,each planet must, in the course of its long journey, confine itsmovements to one plane...   In the firstplace, we observe that the ellipse is a plane curve; that is to say,each planet must, in the course of its long journey, confine itsmovements to one planeの読み方
Robert Stawell Ball 「The Story of the Heavens」

...It is extremely remarkablethat every planet, no matter how far from the sun, should be found tomove in an ellipse of some shape or other...   It is extremely remarkablethat every planet, no matter how far from the sun, should be found tomove in an ellipse of some shape or otherの読み方
Robert Stawell Ball 「The Story of the Heavens」

...The ellipse may be nearly a circle, it may be absolutely acircle, or it may be something quite different from a circle...   The ellipse may be nearly a circle, it may be absolutely acircle, or it may be something quite different from a circleの読み方
Robert Stawell Ball 「The Story of the Heavens」

...We can test thispoint in an interesting manner by comparing the ellipse derived from theancient observations with that deduced from the modern ones...   We can test thispoint in an interesting manner by comparing the ellipse derived from theancient observations with that deduced from the modern onesの読み方
Robert Stawell Ball 「The Story of the Heavens」

...It will here be only necessary to point to the connectionwhich exists between the parabola and the ellipse...   It will here be only necessary to point to the connectionwhich exists between the parabola and the ellipseの読み方
Robert Stawell Ball 「The Story of the Heavens」

...This comet followed a path whichcould not be certainly distinguished from a parabola, though there is nodoubt that it might have been a very elongated ellipse...   This comet followed a path whichcould not be certainly distinguished from a parabola, though there is nodoubt that it might have been a very elongated ellipseの読み方
Robert Stawell Ball 「The Story of the Heavens」

...But if theplanet is so situated as to retard the velocity of the comet, theparabolic orbit will be changed into an ellipse, and the comet willbecome a periodic one...   But if theplanet is so situated as to retard the velocity of the comet, theparabolic orbit will be changed into an ellipse, and the comet willbecome a periodic oneの読み方
Robert Stawell Ball 「The Story of the Heavens」

...Each one pursues its own ellipse in complete independence ofits neighbours, and accomplishes its journey, thousands of millions ofmiles in length, every thirty-three years...   Each one pursues its own ellipse in complete independence ofits neighbours, and accomplishes its journey, thousands of millions ofmiles in length, every thirty-three yearsの読み方
Robert Stawell Ball 「The Story of the Heavens」

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