fractal in Russian
fractal in Russian is фрактальный, фрактал — fractal means a complex geometric shape whose pattern repeats at every scale, so zooming in reveals the same kind of structure again and again.
fractal in Russian
фрактальный
Pronounced: fraktalnyy
(mathematics) Having the form of a fractal; having to do with fractals.
фрактал
Pronounced: fraktal
(mathematics) A mathematical set that has a non-integer and constant Hausdorff dimension, corresponding to a geometric figure or object that is self-similar at arbitrarily small scales and thus has infinite complexity.
What does "fractal" mean?
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noun A complex geometric shape whose pattern repeats at every scale, so zooming in reveals the same kind of structure again and again.
"The fern's leaves are a natural example of a fractal."
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adjective Having a self-repeating pattern at every level of magnification.
"Coastlines have a fractal quality — jagged at every scale you look."
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fractal in a sentence
- The fern's leaves are a natural example of a fractal.
- The software generated a colorful fractal from a simple equation.
- Coastlines have a fractal quality — jagged at every scale you look.
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What is "fractal" in Russian?
"fractal" in Russian is фрактальный, фрактал. fractal means: A complex geometric shape whose pattern repeats at every scale, so zooming in reveals the same kind of structure again and again.
How do you pronounce фрактальный?
"fractal" in Russian is фрактальный, pronounced "fraktalnyy".
How do you use "fractal" in a sentence?
Example: "The fern's leaves are a natural example of a fractal." In Russian, "fractal" is фрактальный, фрактал.
Are there other ways to say "fractal" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "fractal": фрактальный, фрактал.
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