concentric

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Concentric' describes objects or shapes that share the same center. For instance, when several circles or spheres overlap each other perfectly, having the exact central point, they can be called 'concentric.'

Examples in Different Contexts

In urban planning, 'concentric' zones can indicate regions of development radiating out from a city's core. A city planner might state, 'The concentric model helps us understand urban growth and land use.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

As we move forward with our expansion, it's critical to keep our core values at the center of all new ventures.

Response:

Yes, a concentric strategy will let us grow while maintaining our core values.

Design

Scenario:

This design needs a central point. From there, we can organize and distribute elements.

Response:

We could place the sculpture at the center, and then fill the rest of the space with concentric seating.