polygonality

English

Etymology

polygonal +‎ -ity

Noun

polygonality (usually uncountable, plural polygonalities)

(mathematics) The state of being a polygon, the degree to which an object is polygonal.
- 1985, A. C. Ferro und M. A. Fortes, “A new family of trivalent space-filling parallelohedra”, in Zeitschrift für Kristallographie, volume 173:
  As the number of faces increases, the space-fillers contact more distant neighbours, the polygonalities of the faces of contact decreasing as the order of the neighbours increases.
- M. Glouberman (1986) Descartes: The Probable and the Certain, →ISBN, page 213: “Conversely, (b) the condition of polygonality is a part of each of the conditions of triangularity, quadrilaterality, etc., and hence the latter are more than the term which collects them: the collecting term is, in other words, less than the terms it collects.”
- 2010, T. Öhman et al, “Polygonal impact craters in the Solar System: Observations and implications”, in Large Meteorite Impacts and Planetary Evolution IV, →ISBN, page 52:
  The common feature of these and earlier was that the polygonality was regarded as an indication of nonimpact, or even non-explosive origin.

Synonyms

polygonhood
polygonness

Antonyms

circularity

Hyponyms

triangularity
squareness

单词	polygonality
释义	polygonality English Etymology polygonal +‎ -ity Noun polygonality (usually uncountable, plural polygonalities) (mathematics) The state of being a polygon, the degree to which an object is polygonal. 1985, A. C. Ferro und M. A. Fortes, “A new family of trivalent space-filling parallelohedra”, in Zeitschrift für Kristallographie, volume 173: As the number of faces increases, the space-fillers contact more distant neighbours, the polygonalities of the faces of contact decreasing as the order of the neighbours increases. M. Glouberman (1986) Descartes: The Probable and the Certain, →ISBN, page 213: “Conversely, (b) the condition of polygonality is a part of each of the conditions of triangularity, quadrilaterality, etc., and hence the latter are more than the term which collects them: the collecting term is, in other words, less than the terms it collects.” 2010, T. Öhman et al, “Polygonal impact craters in the Solar System: Observations and implications”, in Large Meteorite Impacts and Planetary Evolution IV, →ISBN, page 52: The common feature of these and earlier was that the polygonality was regarded as an indication of nonimpact, or even non-explosive origin. Synonyms polygonhood polygonness Antonyms circularity Hyponyms triangularity squareness
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