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Radial Asymmetry

Radial asymmetry refers to the lack of symmetry in an object or organism around a central axis, where each side is not a mirror image of the other. This term is commonly used in various fields, including biology, design, and art.

Senses and Usages:

Biology:

1. Definition: In biology, radial asymmetry describes the arrangement of body parts around a central point, such as in starfish, sea urchins, and jellyfish, where there is no distinct left or right side.
2. Example Sentence: The jellyfish displayed its radial asymmetry beautifully as it gracefully moved through the water.

Design:

1. Definition: In design, radial asymmetry refers to a layout or composition characterized by an uneven distribution of visual elements around a central focal point.
2. Example Sentence: The designer employed radial asymmetry in the brochure design, placing images and text in a circular pattern around the company logo.

Art:

1. Definition: In art, radial asymmetry is a technique used to create balance and interest in a piece by using an off-center focal point and arranging elements in a non-symmetrical manner.
2. Example Sentence: The artist embraced radial asymmetry in their abstract painting, deliberately placing vibrant colors and shapes in a radiating pattern.

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