zenithal
[ zee-nuh-thuh l or, esp. British, zen-uh- ]
/ ˈzi nə θəl or, esp. British, ˈzɛn ə- /
adjective
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Examples from the Web for zenithal
It is clear that perspective and zenithal projections are particular groups of conical projections.
Of the above 25 projections, 23 are conical or quasi-conical, if zenithal and perspective projections be included.
It is obvious that all perspective projections are zenithal.