eccentricity

Halley's Comet has an eccentricity of about 0.9675.

her eccentricities were amusing rather than irritating.

His eccentricity was evident in the way he dressed.

She embraced her eccentricity and refused to conform to societal norms.

The artist's eccentricity was reflected in his bold and unconventional paintings.

Despite his eccentricity, he was a brilliant scientist.

Her eccentricity made her stand out in a crowd.

The eccentricity of the old man amused his grandchildren.

The eccentricity of the design caught everyone's attention.

His eccentricity was often mistaken for genius.

The eccentricity of her behavior puzzled her colleagues.

The film director's eccentricity was reflected in his unconventional storytelling.

Or, technically speaking, what is their orbital eccentricity?

This ellipse has an important property called eccentricity.

Your brand of eccentricity would take years to perfect.

The eccentricity of such people is often beyond any limits.

Eccentricity measures how flattened an ellipse is compared to a circle.

" Alcohol in his blood-surrogate, " was Fanny's explanation of every eccentricity.

They described eccentricity as the shape of the planet's orbit around the star.

Kepler tells us that orbits are ellipses, which are like circles with some added eccentricity.

Her eccentricities and shortcomings are not only given a pass but a sort of primacy.

An ellipse with zero eccentricity would just be a regular old circle.