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Symmetry (from
Ancient Gr**** συμμετρία (summetría) 'agreement in dimensions, due proportion, arrangement') in
everyday life
refers to a
sense of harmonious...
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Symmetry in
biology refers to the
symmetry observed in organisms,
including plants, animals, fungi, and bacteria.
External symmetry can be
easily seen...
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molecular symmetry describes the
symmetry present in
molecules and the
classification of
these molecules according to
their symmetry.
Molecular symmetry is a...
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fearful symmetry?). It has been used as the name of a
number of
other works: "Fearful
Symmetry" (The X-Files), an
episode of The X-Files "Fearful
Symmetry",...
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Rotational symmetry, also
known as
radial symmetry in geometry, is the
property a
shape has when it
looks the same
after some
rotation by a
partial turn...
- T-
symmetry or time
reversal symmetry is the
theoretical symmetry of
physical laws
under the
transformation of time reversal, T:t↦−t.{\displaystyle T:t\mapsto...
- In mathematics,
reflection symmetry, line
symmetry,
mirror symmetry, or mirror-image
symmetry is
symmetry with
respect to a reflection. That is, a figure...
- A
plane symmetry is a
symmetry of a
pattern in the
Euclidean plane: that is, a
transformation of the
plane that
carries any
direction lines to
lines and...
- In physics, a
symmetry of a
physical system is a
physical or
mathematical feature of the
system (observed or intrinsic) that is
preserved or
remains unchanged...
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Facial symmetry is one
specific measure of
bodily symmetry.
Along with
traits such as
averageness and youthfulness, it
influences judgments of aesthetic...