torus in Greek
torus in Greek is τόρος — torus means a ring-shaped surface or solid made by turning a closed curve, often a circle, around a line beside it, like the shape of a doughnut.
torus in Greek
τόρος
Pronounced: toros
What does "torus" mean?
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noun A ring-shaped surface or solid made by turning a closed curve, often a circle, around a line beside it, like the shape of a doughnut.
"A 4-variable Karnaugh map can be thought of, topologically, as being a torus."
- noun In mathematics, a space made by combining two circles.
- noun In mathematics, a shape made by combining a stated number of circles.
- noun A large ring-shaped structure, often used in scientific experiments.
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- A 4-variable Karnaugh map can be thought of, topologically, as being a torus.
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What is "torus" in Greek?
"torus" in Greek is τόρος. torus means: A ring-shaped surface or solid made by turning a closed curve, often a circle, around a line beside it, like the shape of a doughnut.
How do you pronounce τόρος?
"torus" in Greek is τόρος, pronounced "toros".
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