Definition of hyperbola in English:

hyperbola

nounPlural hyperbolas, Plural hyperbolae hʌɪˈpəːbələhaɪˈpərbələ

1A symmetrical open curve formed by the intersection of a circular cone with a plane at a smaller angle with its axis than the side of the cone.
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Example sentencesExamples
- There are three non-degenerate conics: the ellipse, the parabola, and the hyperbola.
- High values of these parameters yield a hyperbola.
- You depart Earth on a hyperbola, segue into an ellipse around the sun, and approach your destination on another hyperbola.
- Enter the hyperbolas, parabolas, transitions and floaters who make up the Wolves’ zone defense.
- Probably also in 1654 Brouncker computed the quadrature of the hyperbola although he did not publish this result until 1668.
- The only visible sun seemed to be divided into two halves of orange, like an inverted hyperbola.
- It's the other conic sections that confuse me, like ellipses and hyperbolas.
- By the time I finish with you you're not just going to fly circles around those scum, but ellipsoids, helices, and hyperbolae.
- At an eccentricity of exactly one you have a parabola, and for eccentricities greater than one the orbit traces a hyperbola.
- It feels as if all that laughter's going in a hyperbola above my head, with one of them sitting behind me and the other directly before me.
- Let us begin where we left off, with the quadratic curves known as the circle, ellipse, hyperbola and parabola.
- There are many topics covered in the book including a study of circles, triangles, geometric series, ellipses, parabolas and hyperbolas.
- Long-period comets can have orbits ranging from eccentric ellipses to parabolas to even modest hyperbolas.
- She was up in her attic one afternoon, trying to concentrate on where to place her asymptotes on her hyperbola, but her mind traveled elsewhere.
- This function is a hyperbola in the valid domain for plant growth.
1. 1.1Mathematics The pair of hyperbolas formed by the intersection of a plane with two equal cones on opposite sides of the same vertex.
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  Example sentencesExamples
  He read Wallis's method for finding a square of equal area to a parabola and a hyperbola which used indivisibles.
  She had given up on math once her books had started trying to explain how to graph a hyperbola; it was just to confusing.
  Angeli's many works were on infinitesimals and he used them to study spirals, parabolas and hyperbolas.
  The first shows that if AB is a fixed line then locus of a point P such that 2 angle PAB = angle PBA is a hyperbola.
  The equation of this curve can be shown to be that of a hyperbola whose curvature is inversely related to the value of V.

Origin

Mid 17th century: modern Latin, from Greek huperbolē 'excess' (from huper 'above' + ballein 'to throw').

Rhymes

burbler

Definition of hyperbola in US English:

hyperbola

nounhīˈpərbələhaɪˈpərbələ

1A symmetrical open curve formed by the intersection of a circular cone with a plane at a smaller angle with its axis than the side of the cone.
双曲线
Example sentencesExamples
- She was up in her attic one afternoon, trying to concentrate on where to place her asymptotes on her hyperbola, but her mind traveled elsewhere.
- Long-period comets can have orbits ranging from eccentric ellipses to parabolas to even modest hyperbolas.
- This function is a hyperbola in the valid domain for plant growth.
- High values of these parameters yield a hyperbola.
- There are three non-degenerate conics: the ellipse, the parabola, and the hyperbola.
- There are many topics covered in the book including a study of circles, triangles, geometric series, ellipses, parabolas and hyperbolas.
- Enter the hyperbolas, parabolas, transitions and floaters who make up the Wolves’ zone defense.
- It's the other conic sections that confuse me, like ellipses and hyperbolas.
- At an eccentricity of exactly one you have a parabola, and for eccentricities greater than one the orbit traces a hyperbola.
- The only visible sun seemed to be divided into two halves of orange, like an inverted hyperbola.
- Probably also in 1654 Brouncker computed the quadrature of the hyperbola although he did not publish this result until 1668.
- Let us begin where we left off, with the quadratic curves known as the circle, ellipse, hyperbola and parabola.
- It feels as if all that laughter's going in a hyperbola above my head, with one of them sitting behind me and the other directly before me.
- You depart Earth on a hyperbola, segue into an ellipse around the sun, and approach your destination on another hyperbola.
- By the time I finish with you you're not just going to fly circles around those scum, but ellipsoids, helices, and hyperbolae.
1. 1.1Mathematics The pair of hyperbolas formed by the intersection of a plane with two equal cones on opposites of the same vertex.
  〔数〕双曲线
  Example sentencesExamples
  She had given up on math once her books had started trying to explain how to graph a hyperbola; it was just to confusing.
  Angeli's many works were on infinitesimals and he used them to study spirals, parabolas and hyperbolas.
  The first shows that if AB is a fixed line then locus of a point P such that 2 angle PAB = angle PBA is a hyperbola.
  The equation of this curve can be shown to be that of a hyperbola whose curvature is inversely related to the value of V.
  He read Wallis's method for finding a square of equal area to a parabola and a hyperbola which used indivisibles.

Origin

Mid 17th century: modern Latin, from Greek huperbolē ‘excess’ (from huper ‘above’ + ballein ‘to throw’).

单词	hyperbola
释义	Definition of hyperbola in English: hyperbola nounPlural hyperbolas, Plural hyperbolae hʌɪˈpəːbələhaɪˈpərbələ 1A symmetrical open curve formed by the intersection of a circular cone with a plane at a smaller angle with its axis than the side of the cone. 双曲线 Example sentencesExamples There are three non-degenerate conics: the ellipse, the parabola, and the hyperbola. High values of these parameters yield a hyperbola. You depart Earth on a hyperbola, segue into an ellipse around the sun, and approach your destination on another hyperbola. Enter the hyperbolas, parabolas, transitions and floaters who make up the Wolves’ zone defense. Probably also in 1654 Brouncker computed the quadrature of the hyperbola although he did not publish this result until 1668. The only visible sun seemed to be divided into two halves of orange, like an inverted hyperbola. It's the other conic sections that confuse me, like ellipses and hyperbolas. By the time I finish with you you're not just going to fly circles around those scum, but ellipsoids, helices, and hyperbolae. At an eccentricity of exactly one you have a parabola, and for eccentricities greater than one the orbit traces a hyperbola. It feels as if all that laughter's going in a hyperbola above my head, with one of them sitting behind me and the other directly before me. Let us begin where we left off, with the quadratic curves known as the circle, ellipse, hyperbola and parabola. There are many topics covered in the book including a study of circles, triangles, geometric series, ellipses, parabolas and hyperbolas. Long-period comets can have orbits ranging from eccentric ellipses to parabolas to even modest hyperbolas. She was up in her attic one afternoon, trying to concentrate on where to place her asymptotes on her hyperbola, but her mind traveled elsewhere. This function is a hyperbola in the valid domain for plant growth. 1.1Mathematics The pair of hyperbolas formed by the intersection of a plane with two equal cones on opposite sides of the same vertex. 〔数〕双曲线 Example sentencesExamples He read Wallis's method for finding a square of equal area to a parabola and a hyperbola which used indivisibles. She had given up on math once her books had started trying to explain how to graph a hyperbola; it was just to confusing. Angeli's many works were on infinitesimals and he used them to study spirals, parabolas and hyperbolas. The first shows that if AB is a fixed line then locus of a point P such that 2 angle PAB = angle PBA is a hyperbola. The equation of this curve can be shown to be that of a hyperbola whose curvature is inversely related to the value of V. Origin Mid 17th century: modern Latin, from Greek huperbolē 'excess' (from huper 'above' + ballein 'to throw'). Rhymes burbler Definition of hyperbola in US English: hyperbola nounhīˈpərbələhaɪˈpərbələ 1A symmetrical open curve formed by the intersection of a circular cone with a plane at a smaller angle with its axis than the side of the cone. 双曲线 Example sentencesExamples She was up in her attic one afternoon, trying to concentrate on where to place her asymptotes on her hyperbola, but her mind traveled elsewhere. Long-period comets can have orbits ranging from eccentric ellipses to parabolas to even modest hyperbolas. This function is a hyperbola in the valid domain for plant growth. High values of these parameters yield a hyperbola. There are three non-degenerate conics: the ellipse, the parabola, and the hyperbola. There are many topics covered in the book including a study of circles, triangles, geometric series, ellipses, parabolas and hyperbolas. Enter the hyperbolas, parabolas, transitions and floaters who make up the Wolves’ zone defense. It's the other conic sections that confuse me, like ellipses and hyperbolas. At an eccentricity of exactly one you have a parabola, and for eccentricities greater than one the orbit traces a hyperbola. The only visible sun seemed to be divided into two halves of orange, like an inverted hyperbola. Probably also in 1654 Brouncker computed the quadrature of the hyperbola although he did not publish this result until 1668. Let us begin where we left off, with the quadratic curves known as the circle, ellipse, hyperbola and parabola. It feels as if all that laughter's going in a hyperbola above my head, with one of them sitting behind me and the other directly before me. You depart Earth on a hyperbola, segue into an ellipse around the sun, and approach your destination on another hyperbola. By the time I finish with you you're not just going to fly circles around those scum, but ellipsoids, helices, and hyperbolae. 1.1Mathematics The pair of hyperbolas formed by the intersection of a plane with two equal cones on opposites of the same vertex. 〔数〕双曲线 Example sentencesExamples She had given up on math once her books had started trying to explain how to graph a hyperbola; it was just to confusing. Angeli's many works were on infinitesimals and he used them to study spirals, parabolas and hyperbolas. The first shows that if AB is a fixed line then locus of a point P such that 2 angle PAB = angle PBA is a hyperbola. The equation of this curve can be shown to be that of a hyperbola whose curvature is inversely related to the value of V. He read Wallis's method for finding a square of equal area to a parabola and a hyperbola which used indivisibles. Origin Mid 17th century: modern Latin, from Greek huperbolē ‘excess’ (from huper ‘above’ + ballein ‘to throw’).
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