annelid

英 ['æn(ə)lɪd] 美

annelid (n.): "segmented worm," 1834, from French annélide, source of the phylum name Annelida, coined in Modern Latin 1801 by French naturalist J.B.P. Lamarck (1744-1829), from annelés "ringed ones" (from Latin anulus "little ring," a diminutive of anus; see anus) + Greek eidos "form, shape" (see -oid).

1. The graphics transformation for numerical control is annelid by using mathematics and graphics in the paper.: 利用数学方法和图形学理论对数控编程中的图形变换进行了分析.