incidence

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Word Origin & History

early 15c., "incidental matter," from Middle French incidence (15c.), from Late Latin incidentia (see incident (n.)). Meaning "act of coming into contact with" is from 1650s; sense in physics is from 1620s.

Example Sentences for incidence

And this it does, through the incidence of bargaining and the law of supply and demand.

There is much room for improvement in the incidence of taxation.

What about the incidence of penetrating meteors in the mesosphere?

"Certainly, now it's my turn," piped the Minimum Angle of Incidence.

It may then be said to have in effect a less Angle of Incidence.

The camber of the surface is designed for this angle of incidence and velocity.

In practice the stabilizer is often set at no angle of incidence.

If that is not so, then one plane will not have the same angle of incidence as the other one.

This is because, in such a case, it is set at an angle of incidence.

The angle of incidence of the main surface or the tail surface may be wrong.

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