Definition of generatrix in English:

generatrix

nounPlural generatrices ˌdʒɛnəˈreɪtrɪksˌdʒɛnəˈreɪtrɪks

Mathematics

another term for generator
Example sentencesExamples
- The techniques for design of surfaces of dependent cross-sections with closed generatrix are present also.
- During typical cone rolling, the plate pivots so that the actual bending takes place along the generatrix.
- A cylinder is right, if its generatrices are perpendicular to its base; otherwise, a cylinder is oblique.
- The male member has at least three facets evenly distributed about its axis and each facet is generally cylindrical with generatrices orthogonal to the axis and on respective opposite sides of a common transverse plane.
- This direction, however, was formerly always along the generatrix [i.e. parallel to the axis] of the roller cone, until the new type of bit was designed by the author's research group.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin (feminine).

Definition of generatrix in US English:

generatrix

nounˌjenəˈrātriksˌdʒɛnəˈreɪtrɪks

Mathematics

another term for generator
Example sentencesExamples
- A cylinder is right, if its generatrices are perpendicular to its base; otherwise, a cylinder is oblique.
- This direction, however, was formerly always along the generatrix [i.e. parallel to the axis] of the roller cone, until the new type of bit was designed by the author's research group.
- The techniques for design of surfaces of dependent cross-sections with closed generatrix are present also.
- During typical cone rolling, the plate pivots so that the actual bending takes place along the generatrix.
- The male member has at least three facets evenly distributed about its axis and each facet is generally cylindrical with generatrices orthogonal to the axis and on respective opposite sides of a common transverse plane.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin (feminine).

单词	generatrix
释义	Definition of generatrix in English: generatrix nounPlural generatrices ˌdʒɛnəˈreɪtrɪksˌdʒɛnəˈreɪtrɪks Mathematics another term for generator Example sentencesExamples The techniques for design of surfaces of dependent cross-sections with closed generatrix are present also. During typical cone rolling, the plate pivots so that the actual bending takes place along the generatrix. A cylinder is right, if its generatrices are perpendicular to its base; otherwise, a cylinder is oblique. The male member has at least three facets evenly distributed about its axis and each facet is generally cylindrical with generatrices orthogonal to the axis and on respective opposite sides of a common transverse plane. This direction, however, was formerly always along the generatrix [i.e. parallel to the axis] of the roller cone, until the new type of bit was designed by the author's research group. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin (feminine). Definition of generatrix in US English: generatrix nounˌjenəˈrātriksˌdʒɛnəˈreɪtrɪks Mathematics another term for generator Example sentencesExamples A cylinder is right, if its generatrices are perpendicular to its base; otherwise, a cylinder is oblique. This direction, however, was formerly always along the generatrix [i.e. parallel to the axis] of the roller cone, until the new type of bit was designed by the author's research group. The techniques for design of surfaces of dependent cross-sections with closed generatrix are present also. During typical cone rolling, the plate pivots so that the actual bending takes place along the generatrix. The male member has at least three facets evenly distributed about its axis and each facet is generally cylindrical with generatrices orthogonal to the axis and on respective opposite sides of a common transverse plane. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin (feminine).
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