radian
IPA: rˈeɪdiʌn
noun
- (geometry) In the International System of Units, the derived unit of plane angular measure of angle equal to the angle subtended at the centre of a circle by an arc of its circumference equal in length to the radius of the circle. Symbol: rad.
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Examples of "radian" in Sentences
- The SI unit of plane angle is the radian.
- It is common to omit the unit name radian.
- One grad equals of a degree or of a radian.
- A steradian can also be called a squared radian.
- Angle is measured either in radian or in 'cycle'.
- A steradian can also be called a 'squared radian'.
- A steradian can also be called a squared radian' .
- A radian is a measurement used to describe angles.
- A common example is formula_111, the radian measure of a right angle.
- Although the radian is a unit of measure, it is a dimensionless quantity.
- The curvature is the reciprocal of the curvature angular radius in radians.
- Light en - ergy gathered by the sheaths was relayed by lines called radian draws.
- Re #19C: I had nothing to do with the radian/degree thing, although they all pretend that.
- One radian of phase, symbolized rad (although you can write out the whole word '' radian ''), is equal to about
- You'd have to have a pretty accurate launcher radian to assure the launch elevation was precisely the same as last time.
- Spanner Frew yelled something down to one of the Rovers amidships, and the crewman waved back, moving to tighten a radian draw.
- As a result, the radian/degree error was quickly diagnosed and known long before any potential use of these results for policy purposes.
- Your symplectic one, though, if it has made an error of one A.U. in its position, will put it one radian ahead or behind in its orbit, but still in its correct orbit.
- A radian is the equivalent of (a) 2 angular degrees (b) 1/(2) of the angle comprising a full circle (c) the circumference of a unit circle (d) 1 = 4 of the angle comprising a full circle
- When to use "radian" mode in casio scientific calculator fx-85ms.? what is difference between methematics and logic or arthematics? true/false For any two subsets A, B in a vector space [A intersection B] = [A] intersection