### shape | ellipse:

Circle
* Any circle drawn around the Earth divides it into two equal halves called hemisphere s
  - earth such that the center of the circle is at the center of the earth
* Gives the definitions of terms related to circles.
* Most circles are very close together, almost touching.
* Most circles have diameters
  - equal radii
  - small radii
  - some ritual that shifts the energy
* Some circles represent atoms
  - carbon atoms
* are The shape of a pie
  - always perfectly circular
  - conic sections
  - earthquakes used in the inversion
  - everywhere
  - groups of neurons colour coded by the transmitter they release
  - merely ellipses with equal width and height
  - ovals
  - part of theaters
  - polygons
  - proportional to diversity according to their area
  - round shapes
  - rounds
  - seating
  - simple closed curves
  - special cases of ellipses
* are to one another as the squares on the diameters
  - squares on their diameters
  - unit circles in the Z plane
  - when the students sit in a circle
* can be anything, a ball, a tire or even a ring
  - big or round -But only spheres can roll on the ground
  - bind
  - mean the sun or moon
  - tell time, And are the shape of dimes
* deform to ellipses.
* includes arcs.
* indicate phases of the moon.
* is an important way to describe a group
  - labeled as an ellipse
  - symbol of eternity
  - used to define a circular area
* living, growing group which is continually created by the people who attend.
* mark the approximate locations of four recently discovered solar systems.
* metaphor of a globe, ellipse - of an orbit.
* reduce motor vehicle speeds and result in a big reduction in the number of accidents.
* refer to the radio antenna.
* represent eternity.
* represents particle.
* retain their color after inversion.
* starting point for travel on the Yukon River.
+ Ananke group
+ Carme group
+ Himalia group: Jupiter's moons
  * Eccentricity is indicated by yellow bars illustrating the object's maximum and minimum distances from Jupiter. Circles illustrate an object's size in comparison to the others.
+ Pasiphaë group

### shape | ellipse | circle:

Black circle
* are residues conserved only between the monoamine transporters.
* correspond to inhibitory connections,open circles to excitatory.
* is the center of gravity.
* represent species' mean depth of occurrence
  - total richness
  - zebra populations from the northern part of their range

Literature circle
* Literature Circles Involve students in cooperative learning study of literature.
* are a format for children to discuss the content of what they have read
  - small student-directed discussion groups

Open circle
* refer to samples containing sodium-bearing micas.
* represent conserved loop structures.

### shape | ellipse | circle:

Red circle
* identify areas which have warmed.
* refer to many fields of berries
  - the fruit growing
* refers to cranberry which symbolizes richness of bogs and swamps.
* represent adatoms on the surface
  - protons and blue circles represent neutrons
  - temperature increases, while blue circles represent temperature decreases
+ Particle: Chemistry :: Nuclear physics :: Matter
  * This is an atom, and it is very small. Atoms are made up of particles. Red circles represent protons and blue circles represent neutrons. The atom shown here is a helium atom.

Small circle
* Some small circles represent atoms.
* are circles drawn on a sphere that are smaller than the sphere
  - satellites to the large, dark core

Solid circle
* are sites of mutations.
* indicate locations of axial discontinuities
  - the inferred position of the object at each observation epoch
* represent individual or local occurrences
  - stable fixed points while open circles represent unstable fixed points
  - the observed calves per female ratios

Study circle
* are small community groups who work on improving race relations.
* build a community's capacity to fight crime and violence.