quintic

[kwin-tik]

adjective

1. of the fifth degree.

noun

1. a quantity of the fifth degree.

2. an equation of the fifth degree.

quintic

/ ˈkwɪntɪk /

adjective

1. maths of or relating to the fifth degree

   a quintic equation

Word History and Origins

Origin of quintic¹

1850–55; < Latin quīnt ( us ) fifth + -ic

Example Sentences

We’re talking about putting analyzers like Quintic or SAM Putt Lab, even launch monitors like TrackMan, GC Quad or FlightScope.

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Devices like the Quintic, SAM PuttLab and even the GCQuad can determine just how well you’re returning the clubface to square and how consistent your impact patterns are, both of which will make your putting more reliable in terms of distance control and direction.

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He tracks his swing on a FlightScope launch monitor and uses the Quintic Ball Roll system, a launch monitor for putting—yes, putting—that produces detailed data on impact and roll dynamics on the greens.

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Among the tools Kenyon, who records his data on high-speed cameras, uses are the SAM Putting Lab, Quintic Ball Roll software and a hydraulic putting green.

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Their tools are high-speed cameras, and software products like Quintic and Dartfish, two of the off-the-shelf programs used widely by Team GB athletes.

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