uniform scale
[/ˈjuːnɪfɔːrm skeɪl/]
nounpl: uniform scales
escala uniforme
1. A scaling transformation in which all dimensions (x, y, z) are multiplied by the same factor, maintaining the proportions of an object
The architect applied a uniform scale of 2 to enlarge the building model proportionally.
O arquiteto aplicou uma escala uniforme de 2 para ampliar proporcionalmente o modelo do edifício.
2. In mathematics and graphics, a transformation where the scaling factor is identical along all axes
Using a uniform scale ensures that the aspect ratio of the image remains unchanged.
Usar uma escala uniforme garante que a proporção da imagem permaneça inalterada.
3. A measurement system where equal intervals represent equal quantities across the entire range
The ruler uses a uniform scale with millimeter markings.
A régua usa uma escala uniforme com marcações em milímetros.
This is a technical term primarily used in mathematics, computer graphics, engineering, and architecture. It is equally understood in both Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese technical communities. The term is essential in CAD software, 3D modeling applications, and architectural design workflows, where maintaining proportional relationships during scaling operations is critical.
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