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a term describing the result of a line drawn through the center of a figure such that the two halves are congruent.
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head and shoulders tops and bottoms often exhibit symmetry in their formation. If a pattern has two left shoulders, it may be expected to have to right shoulders. This is especially true of large capital stocks that form patterns over the course of a year. Further, in the case of long term patterns, one may expect symmetry in the period of formation of a right shoulder to an extent similar to that of the left shoulder. ...
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Refers to variations in a diamond's symmetry. The small variations can include misalignment of facets or facets that fail to point correctly to the girdle (this misalignment is completely undetectable to the naked eye). Symmetry is regarded as an indicator of the quality of as diamond's cut; it is graded as either Ideal, Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair or Poor.
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The correspondence in size, form, and arrangement of parts on opposite sides of a plane, line, or point. For example, a figure that has line symmetry has two halves which coincide if folded along its line of symmetry.
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Symmetry across an axis (also called bilateral symmetry) is when one side of an object is the mirror image of its other half - ie, one half has the same shape and size as the other half (for example, most leaves are bilaterally symmetrical). Radial symmetry is when a basic shape is duplicated around a central point (for example, most flowers have radial symmetry). SYMPLESIOMORPHY Symplesiomorphy (meaning "shared old form") is the persistence of ancestral (primitive) traits in different clades.
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