venov dijagram

venov dijagram

A diagram consisting of two or more overlapping circles. It is often used in mathematics to show relationships between sets. In other applications, Venn diagrams are useful for examining similarities and differences in the characteristics of objects or ideas.

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Venov dijagram

Mathematics; Geometry

A circle diagram that may be used to represent a conditional.

dijagram

General; Miscellaneous

Pojednostavljen crtež kojim se prikazuje izgled, struktura, odnosno rad nečega.

dijagram

Education; Teaching

Šematski grafički prikaz niza operacija, često se koristi za ilustraciju određenog procesa.

fazni dijagram

Chemistry; General chemistry

A map that shows which phases of a sample are most stable for a given set of conditions. Phases are depicted as regions on the map; the borderlines between regions correspond to ...

nepravilna galaksija

Physics; Astronomy

A galaxy whose shape is neither elliptical nor spiral. It is often rich in interstellar matter (gas and dust).

svetlosna godina

Physics; Astronomy

The distance traveled by light in a full year, equal to some 10 trillion kilometers (or about 6 trillion miles).

crvene zvezde

Physics; Astronomy

Stars with low temperatures. Hydrogen-burning red stars are small and use their available fuel slowly. These low-mass stars last for tens to hundreds of billions of years — much ...

spiralna galaksija

Physics; Astronomy

A galaxy made up of a disk, spiral arms, and a bulge at its center. The size of the disk and the bulge vary. The galaxy is composed of a mixture of old and young stars, as well as ...

žuta zvezda

Physics; Astronomy

Stars that live for a medium length of time (about 10 billion years) and are neither extremely cool nor hot. Earth’s Sun is an example of a yellow star.

asterizam

Physics; Astronomy

A pattern formed by stars not recognized as one of the official 88 constellations. Examples include the Summer Triangle, the Big Dipper, and the Winter Circle.