Symmetric in a sentence as an adjective

It's not very symmetric the way it is now.

Peering agreements existed in the form they did because of the underlying assumption that traffic would be roughly symmetric.

Although you're right that a 256-bit RSA key is weaker than a 256-bit AES key, this is not an intrinsic property of symmetric vs asymmetric encryption.

Not only is this setting symmetric and therefore pleasing to the eye, but also any printed brand name is clearly visible and unobstructed.

In addition to general matrices, we have diagonal, symmetric, and tridiagonal matrices.

Citing its conclusion:"While the practical impact of these results are modest, it is hard to see how these flaws would be acceptable in a pseudo-random bit generator based on symmetric cryptographic primitives.

Modern symmetric crypto has enough safety margin that even extremely surprising breakthroughs wouldn't give the NSA practical decryption capabilities.

Is it $70/month for 1Gbps symmetric, or is it $70/month for 1Gbps symmetric with a cap of 10Gb/day?Why can't they say what they mean in their TOS, instead of falsely advertising "unlimited"?Why do they care about the content of the bits or why I am sending them?

One place to start would be the Schiehallion Experiment of 1774 where a symmetric and isolated mountain in Scotland was used as the basis of an experiment to measure how much the gravitational attraction of the mountain pulled a pendulum away from the vertical.

In Einstein's theory of general relativity, Riemann tensor is assumed to be symmetric, due to great simplification of the theory compared to the one with non-symmetric Riemann tensor, and an absolute lack of experimental evidence to the contrary for 100 years since it was discoveried.

Symmetric definitions

adjective

having similarity in size, shape, and relative position of corresponding parts

See also: symmetrical