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concentric
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concentric
Coming from the center, or circles within circles. For example, tracks on a hard disk are concentric. Tracks on optical media are concentric or spiral shaped (in a coil) depending on the type.
concentric [kən′sen·trik]
(science and technology)
Pertaining to the relationship between two different-sized circular, cylindrical, or spherical shapes when the smaller one is exactly centered within the larger one.

concentric
Having a common center.


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A cultured pearl will not show the concentric spheres of a naturally occurring pearl and is usually also not completely solid to the core.
Which is not to suggest that Matter is straight political satire; the Oct may function as a critique of US interventionism but the planet with which they meddle is pure sense-of-wonder sci-fi: a "shellworld" composed of concentric spheres, each inhabited by different races.
With three attributes, radii of concentric spheres with the reference point as center represent the Euclidean Distance Metric.
 
 
 
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