Noun Phrase
/ɪˈlɪp.sɔɪ.dəl ˈriː.dʒən/
An ellipsoidal region refers to a three-dimensional geometric shape that resembles an elongated or compressed sphere, known as an ellipsoid. In various contexts, it can relate to areas in mathematics, physics, and other scientific disciplines to describe spaces that have this specific geometric form. The frequency of use is more noticeable in written contexts, particularly in advanced academic or technical materials.
Ученые смоделировали гравитационное поле вокруг планеты как эллипсоидальную область, чтобы лучше понять его воздействие на близлежащие небесные тела.
In the study of geology, an ellipsoidal region can represent the area of deposition for sediments over geological timescales.
В геологии эллипсоидальная область может представлять собой район отложения осадков в течение геологических временных масштабов.
The data was collected from an ellipsoidal region to ensure a uniform distribution of samples for analysis.
While "ellipsoidal region" itself is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions, the concept of ellipsoids and shapes can appear in various phrases in mathematical or scientific discourse. However, to expand on idiomatic expressions related to geometry or spatial concepts, here are a few general examples:
Ученые и математики иногда оказываются на другой волне, когда концептуализируют эллипсоидные формы.
Shape up or ship out
Изучая геометрию, вам нужно улучшить понимание эллипсоидальных областей, иначе вы рискуете провалить курс.
Draw the line
The term ellipsoidal originates from the word ellipse, which is derived from the Greek word "elleipsis" (ἔλλειψις), meaning "deficiency" or "falling short." The suffix '-oidal' comes from Latin "-oides," meaning "resembling" or "like." Thus, "ellipsoidal" essentially conveys a meaning of "resembling an ellipse." The term region comes from the Latin word "regio," meaning "a boundary" or "a direction," indicating spatial characteristics.