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quadrature

 

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Noun quadrature has 1 sense
  1. quadrature - the construction of a square having the same area as some other figure
    --1 is a kind of
    construction

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Quadrature

Noun

  1. Mathematics: The process or operation of constructing a square with an area equal to that of a given figure.

Example Sentence:

"The mathematician used quadrature to determine the area of the irregular shape."


Noun

  1. Physics: The phase or state of a heavenly body or celestial object when it is at right angles to the sun, as observed from Earth.

Example Sentence:

"The moon's quadrature occurs when it is exactly half-lit and at a right angle to the sun."


Noun

  1. Computing: The process of dividing data into small units for efficient processing, often used in digital signal processing and image reconstruction.

Example Sentence:

"Quadrature is an essential technique in signal processing for analyzing and manipulating complex waveforms."

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Adjective

  1. Pertaining to or involving four equal parts or quarters.

Example Sentence:

"The quadrature division of the pie ensured that each person got an equal portion."


Adjective

  1. Pertaining to or characteristic of a local region or area.

Example Sentence:

"The festival is a celebration of the quadrature culture, showcasing the traditions of the local community."

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