epipole
epipole noun: the intersection of two polar lines.
Noun
epipole (plural epipoles)
- The intersection of two polar lines
- The intersection of the baselines of two cameras (used to form a stereo image)
Forms of epipole
| plural | epipoles |
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Origin of epipole
From epi- + pole.
Questions about epipole
- What does epipole mean?
- Epipole means the intersection of two polar lines.
- What part of speech is epipole?
- Epipole is a noun.
- What is the plural of epipole?
- The plural of epipole is epipoles.
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