英:[ˈrædikəl sain]
美:[ˈrædɪkəl saɪn]
英:[ˈrædikəl sain]
美:[ˈrædɪkəl saɪn]
根号;
noun
the sign √͞ or √ placed before an expression to denote that the square root is to be extracted or that the root marked by an index (as in ∛ or ∛ for the cube root) is to be extracted
根号
The first known use of radical sign was in 1668
radio frequencynoun
any of the electromagnetic wave frequencies between about 3 kilohertz and 300 gigahertz that are used especially in radio and television transmission and in radar
radio astronomynoun
astronomy dealing with electromagnetic waves of radio frequency received from outside the earth's atmosphere
radical signnoun
the sign √ placed before an expression in mathematics to indicate that its root is to be found
1 This phenomenon is most pronounced between the FANG stocks and the broader global equities market, as this chart, courtesy of MarketEar, shows: The all-equity MSCI World (in white) is seeing something like a square-root symbol (or, take your pick, a radical sign).
1 根号