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Not to be confused with quartile Quadrant may refer to: • Quadrant (instrument), a measuring instrument capable of measuring angles up to 90° • In science-fiction: Galactic quadrants (Star Trek)...
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Quadrant is an Australian literary and cultural journal. The magazine takes a conservative position on political and social issues, describing itself as sceptical of 'unthinking Leftism, or politic...
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IN MATH: 1. n. one of 4 regions of the plane, created by the 2 coordinate axis. EX. The quadrants are labeled with Roman numerals. ... In which quadrant is: 1. the abscissa positive and the ordinate negative? 2. the abscissa negative and the ordinate negative? 3. the abscissa positive and the ordinate positive?
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The quadrant is a very simple instrument of medieval origin used to determine the altitude of a heavenly body. It takes it name from its shape, which is a quarter of a circle. The curved edge is divided from 0 to 90 degrees.
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Quadrant - The quadrant was used to find latitude by measuring the angle between the horizon and the sun. It was also used to find the distance away from an object of a known height.
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Mariner’s brass quadrant. The scale spans 90 degrees and is divided into whole degrees. A plumb bob establishes a vertical line of reference. The quadrant shown here is a replica of the type Columbus might have used on his voyages to the New World.
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