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Definition of plane
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Plane (a.) An ideal
surface,
conceived
as
coinciding
with, or
containing,
some
designated
astronomical
line,
circle,
or other
curve;
as, the plane of an
orbit;
the plane of the
ecliptic,
or of the
equator..
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Planetule
::
Planetule
(n.) A
little
planet.
Gyroscope
::
Gyroscope
(n.) A form of the above
apparatus,
invented
by M.
Foucault,
mounted
so
delicately
as to
render
visible
the
rotation
of the
earth,
through
the
tendency
of the
rotating
wheel to
preserve
a
constant
plane of
rotation,
independently
of the
earth's
motion..
Bind
::
Bind (v. t.) To
confine,
restrain,
or hold by
physical
force or
influence
of any kind; as,
attraction
binds the
planets
to the sun; frost binds the
earth,
or the
streams..
Zone
::
Zone (n.) A
series
of
planes
having
mutually
parallel
intersections.
Plano-conical
::
Plano-conical
(a.) Plane or flat on one side, and
conical
on the
other..
Synodically
::
Synodical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
conjunction,
especially
to the
period
between
two
successive
conjunctions;
extending
from one
conjunction,
as of the moon or a
planet
with the sun, to the next; as, a
synodical
month (see Lunar
month,
under
Month);
the
synodical
revolution
of the moon or a
planet..
Cycloid
::
Cycloid
(n.) A curve
generated
by a point in the plane of a
circle
when the
circle
is
rolled
along a
straight
line,
keeping
always
in the same
plane..
Diameter
::
Diameter
(n.) A
diametral
plane.
Saturnian
::
Saturnian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
planet
Saturn;
as, the
Saturnian
year..
Planetarium
::
Planetarium
(n.) An
orrery.
See
Orrery.
Elevation
::
Elevation
(n.) The
movement
of the axis of a piece in a
vertical
plane;
also, the angle of
elevation,
that is, the angle
between
the axis of the piece and the line o/
sight;
--
distinguished
from
direction..
Plane
::
Plane (a.)
Without
elevations
or
depressions;
even;
level;
flat; lying in, or
constituting,
a
plane;
as, a plane
surface..
Lucifer
::
Lucifer
(n.) The
planet
Venus,
when
appearing
as the
morning
star; --
applied
in
Isaiah
by a
metaphor
to a king of
Babylon..
Three-sided
::
Three-sided
(a.)
Having
three
sides,
especially
three plane
sides;
as, a
three-sided
stem, leaf,
petiole,
peduncle,
scape,
or
pericarp..
Equator
::
Equator
(n.) The great
circle
of the
celestial
sphere,
coincident
with the plane of the
earth's
equator;
-- so
called
because
when the sun is in it, the days and
nights
are of equal
length;
hence
called
also the
equinoctial,
and on maps,
globes,
etc., the
equinoctial
line..
Perturbation
::
Perturbation
(n.) A
disturbance
in the
regular
elliptic
or other
motion
of a
heavenly
body,
produced
by some force
additional
to that which
causes
its
regular
motion;
as, the
perturbations
of the
planets
are
caused
by their
attraction
on each
other..
Trapezoid
::
Trapezoid
(n.) A plane
four-sided
figure,
having
two sides
parallel
to each
other..
Antecedence
::
Antecedence
(n.) An
apparent
motion
of a
planet
toward
the west;
retrogradation.
Planeted
::
Planeted
(a.)
Belonging
to
planets.
Primary
::
Primary
(n.) A
primary
planet;
the
brighter
component
of a
double
star. See under
Planet.
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