Etymology
The word "biplanar" is derived from two Latin roots:
Meaning
1. (anatomy) Relating to or involving two planes. 2. (engineering) Having or involving two planes or surfaces. 3. (photography) Using two lenses to create a stereoscopic effect. 4. (radiology) Using two X-ray beams to create a three-dimensional image.
Origin
The term "biplanar" was first used in the late 19th century to describe a type of aircraft with two wings, one above the other. The term has since been adopted in various fields to describe things that have or involve two planes.
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