Definition of Cartesian coordinates in English:

Cartesian coordinates

plural noun

Numbers which indicate the location of a point relative to a fixed reference point (the origin), being its shortest (perpendicular) distances from two fixed axes (or three planes defined by three fixed axes) which intersect at right angles at the origin.
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Example sentencesExamples
- A point in the plane can be described by Cartesian coordinates.
- Three others also use balls, one involving balls in columns, one involving two balls of different colours which move at right angles to each other suggesting almost the idea of Cartesian coordinates.
- Because we consider only circular chambers, polar rather than Cartesian coordinates are more convenient to use in constructing the new chamber.
- This is with respect to some arbitrary origin and in fact is more general than the standard Cartesian coordinates.
- Some of the things you learn to do with about Cartesian coordinates, or vectors, in the plane would work equally well in 3 or more dimensions.

Definition of Cartesian coordinates in US English:

Cartesian coordinates

plural nounkärˈtēZHən kōˈôrdəˌnāts

Numbers which indicate the location of a point relative to a fixed reference point (the origin), being its shortest (perpendicular) distances from two fixed axes (or three planes defined by three fixed axes) which intersect at right angles at the origin.
笛卡儿坐标
Example sentencesExamples
- Three others also use balls, one involving balls in columns, one involving two balls of different colours which move at right angles to each other suggesting almost the idea of Cartesian coordinates.
- Some of the things you learn to do with about Cartesian coordinates, or vectors, in the plane would work equally well in 3 or more dimensions.
- Because we consider only circular chambers, polar rather than Cartesian coordinates are more convenient to use in constructing the new chamber.
- This is with respect to some arbitrary origin and in fact is more general than the standard Cartesian coordinates.
- A point in the plane can be described by Cartesian coordinates.

词汇	Cartesian coordinates
释义	Definition of Cartesian coordinates in English: Cartesian coordinates plural noun Numbers which indicate the location of a point relative to a fixed reference point (the origin), being its shortest (perpendicular) distances from two fixed axes (or three planes defined by three fixed axes) which intersect at right angles at the origin. 笛卡儿坐标 Example sentencesExamples A point in the plane can be described by Cartesian coordinates. Three others also use balls, one involving balls in columns, one involving two balls of different colours which move at right angles to each other suggesting almost the idea of Cartesian coordinates. Because we consider only circular chambers, polar rather than Cartesian coordinates are more convenient to use in constructing the new chamber. This is with respect to some arbitrary origin and in fact is more general than the standard Cartesian coordinates. Some of the things you learn to do with about Cartesian coordinates, or vectors, in the plane would work equally well in 3 or more dimensions. Definition of Cartesian coordinates in US English: Cartesian coordinates plural nounkärˈtēZHən kōˈôrdəˌnāts Numbers which indicate the location of a point relative to a fixed reference point (the origin), being its shortest (perpendicular) distances from two fixed axes (or three planes defined by three fixed axes) which intersect at right angles at the origin. 笛卡儿坐标 Example sentencesExamples Three others also use balls, one involving balls in columns, one involving two balls of different colours which move at right angles to each other suggesting almost the idea of Cartesian coordinates. Some of the things you learn to do with about Cartesian coordinates, or vectors, in the plane would work equally well in 3 or more dimensions. Because we consider only circular chambers, polar rather than Cartesian coordinates are more convenient to use in constructing the new chamber. This is with respect to some arbitrary origin and in fact is more general than the standard Cartesian coordinates. A point in the plane can be described by Cartesian coordinates.
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