geometrical regularity
Definition
Noun: A property of polygons characterized by having equal side lengths and equal interior angles. This term describes the symmetrical and balanced nature of a shape where all corresponding parts are congruent.
Usage
The term "geometrical regularity" is used to describe the precise, uniform structure of a polygon. It is a formal, mathematical property. - The square is the simplest example of geometrical regularity among quadrilaterals. - Architects often value geometrical regularity for creating balanced and aesthetically pleasing structures.
Advanced Usage
- In Mathematical Proofs: The concept is used to deduce other properties, such as area or symmetry.
- The proof relied on the geometrical regularity of the hexagon to calculate its area.
- In Contrast to Irregularity: Used to distinguish between regular and irregular shapes.
- While a rectangle has right angles, it lacks the full geometrical regularity of a square because its sides are not all equal.
Variants and Related Words
- Regular Polygon (n): The specific shape that possesses geometrical regularity.
- An equilateral triangle is a regular polygon.
- Regularity (n): The more general state of being regular or following a pattern, which can apply beyond geometry.
- The regularity of the heartbeat is crucial.
Synonyms
- Symmetry: Balanced proportions on opposite sides of a dividing line or center.
- Uniformity: The quality of being the same in all parts or at all times.
Related Phrases
- Geometric precision: Extreme accuracy in shape and measurement, often a result of geometrical regularity.
- The machine parts were cut with geometric precision.
Noun
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a property of polygons: the property of having equal sides and equal angles
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