Used with adjective complement

• use: It is a means of using geometric devises to gain an insight into abstract views of cosmology, mental and emotional disciplines.

Modifies a noun

• algebra: Geometric algebra can be applied to any subject in mathematics, physics or engineering which is in some part rooted in geometry.

• isomer: Extrapolating this trend gives for LJ 55 an estimate of 10 21 geometric isomers.

• isomerism: Stereoisomerism in complex ions Some complex ions can show either optical or geometric isomerism.

• distortion: Also note that the magnitude image shows no geometric distortions.

• shape: Complex curves replaced the simple geometric shapes of the Early English period.

• softening: The broken line shows a sample where no geometric softening occurs.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: This purely geometric subpage is part of Doctor Steffan Weber's Home Page.

• almost: The faces of the family are almost geometric, like masks made from folded paper.

• very: The tracery of the side windows - bold and very geometric with excellent buttresses.

• largely: Ornament is largely geometric, with the chevron a common theme.

• often: This is significant because the theoretical underpinning is often geometric in nature and such systems lend themselves to representation in three dimensions.

• also: There are also geometric and algebraic tips and tricks.

Preposition: in

• nature: These are more geometric in nature and involve a large variety of interesting graphs.