Definition of geodesy in English:

geodesy

noun dʒɪˈɒdɪsidʒiˈɑdəsi

mass noun

The branch of mathematics dealing with the shape and area of the earth or large portions of it.
大地测量学
Example sentencesExamples
- He set up a new curriculum for applied mathematics at the university which spread over six semesters and included applications of mathematics to astronomy, geodesy and technology.
- Even the most imaginative pioneers did not foresee the real impact of GPS on many fields of professional life, in particular my field, geodesy and surveying.
- He proposed the method of triangulation and this work is the foundation of geodesy.
- While Laplace and Gauss contributed to the physical sciences such as astronomy and geodesy, Fisher used his mathematical gifts to till the fertile ground of biology.
- In the field of geodesy, however, Eratosthenes will always be remembered for his measurements of the Earth.

Derivatives

geodesist

noun

Until now, GPS has been primarily the preserve of those who know what they're doing - the surveyors, navigators, geodesists, and cartographers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Engineers and geodesists today would use the Global Positioning System or laser range-finding theodolites to do this sort of work.
- The earthquake at Koyna, with a magnitude of 6.9 on the Richter scale, contradicted this belief and evoked interest on the part of geologists, geodesists, dam experts, and engineers.
- As in the past, the geodesists, the surveyors, and all who want to have the most-robust and precise Global Navigation Satellite System will again be denied.
- Triangulation, first proposed by the sixteenth-century Dutch geodesist Gemma Frisius, was until the development of satellite geodesy the main method by which regional geodetic networks were measured.

Origin

Late 16th century: from modern Latin geodaesia, from Greek geōdaisia, from gē 'earth' + daiein 'divide'.

Definition of geodesy in US English:

geodesy

nounjēˈädəsēdʒiˈɑdəsi

The branch of mathematics dealing with the shape and area of the earth or large portions of it.
大地测量学
Example sentencesExamples
- He set up a new curriculum for applied mathematics at the university which spread over six semesters and included applications of mathematics to astronomy, geodesy and technology.
- While Laplace and Gauss contributed to the physical sciences such as astronomy and geodesy, Fisher used his mathematical gifts to till the fertile ground of biology.
- Even the most imaginative pioneers did not foresee the real impact of GPS on many fields of professional life, in particular my field, geodesy and surveying.
- He proposed the method of triangulation and this work is the foundation of geodesy.
- In the field of geodesy, however, Eratosthenes will always be remembered for his measurements of the Earth.

Origin

Late 16th century: from modern Latin geodaesia, from Greek geōdaisia, from gē ‘earth’ + daiein ‘divide’.

词汇	geodesy
释义	Definition of geodesy in English: geodesy noun dʒɪˈɒdɪsidʒiˈɑdəsi mass noun The branch of mathematics dealing with the shape and area of the earth or large portions of it. 大地测量学 Example sentencesExamples He set up a new curriculum for applied mathematics at the university which spread over six semesters and included applications of mathematics to astronomy, geodesy and technology. Even the most imaginative pioneers did not foresee the real impact of GPS on many fields of professional life, in particular my field, geodesy and surveying. He proposed the method of triangulation and this work is the foundation of geodesy. While Laplace and Gauss contributed to the physical sciences such as astronomy and geodesy, Fisher used his mathematical gifts to till the fertile ground of biology. In the field of geodesy, however, Eratosthenes will always be remembered for his measurements of the Earth. Derivatives geodesist noun Until now, GPS has been primarily the preserve of those who know what they're doing - the surveyors, navigators, geodesists, and cartographers. Example sentencesExamples Engineers and geodesists today would use the Global Positioning System or laser range-finding theodolites to do this sort of work. The earthquake at Koyna, with a magnitude of 6.9 on the Richter scale, contradicted this belief and evoked interest on the part of geologists, geodesists, dam experts, and engineers. As in the past, the geodesists, the surveyors, and all who want to have the most-robust and precise Global Navigation Satellite System will again be denied. Triangulation, first proposed by the sixteenth-century Dutch geodesist Gemma Frisius, was until the development of satellite geodesy the main method by which regional geodetic networks were measured. Origin Late 16th century: from modern Latin geodaesia, from Greek geōdaisia, from gē 'earth' + daiein 'divide'. Definition of geodesy in US English: geodesy nounjēˈädəsēdʒiˈɑdəsi The branch of mathematics dealing with the shape and area of the earth or large portions of it. 大地测量学 Example sentencesExamples He set up a new curriculum for applied mathematics at the university which spread over six semesters and included applications of mathematics to astronomy, geodesy and technology. While Laplace and Gauss contributed to the physical sciences such as astronomy and geodesy, Fisher used his mathematical gifts to till the fertile ground of biology. Even the most imaginative pioneers did not foresee the real impact of GPS on many fields of professional life, in particular my field, geodesy and surveying. He proposed the method of triangulation and this work is the foundation of geodesy. In the field of geodesy, however, Eratosthenes will always be remembered for his measurements of the Earth. Origin Late 16th century: from modern Latin geodaesia, from Greek geōdaisia, from gē ‘earth’ + daiein ‘divide’.
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