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arc

[ahrk] / ɑrk /


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In this method, a circular polygon -- a shape whose edges consist of pieces from straight lines and circular arcs -- is reflected again and again until it fills the entire plane without overlaps or gaps.

From Science Daily

The program can process songs up to 15 minutes long and will also be able to capture the historical and cultural context, as well as various emotional arcs.

From Los Angeles Times

His shooting Sunday was his most efficient performance from beyond the arc since Nov. 28 against Dallas when he made four of nine from three and finished with 35 points.

From Los Angeles Times

It also fits with his theory that the simulation encourages an up-and-down story arc, not a linear one.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Trojans were 5 of 24 inside the arc through one half, left to rely instead on their long-range shooting, which had been hit or miss most of the season.

From Los Angeles Times