- The helicoid, also
known as
helical surface, is a
smooth surface embedded in three-dimensional space. It is the
surface traced by an
infinite line that...
- a
variety of
pasta from
southern Italy, with a
helical (cork****) or
helicoidal shape. Fusillo, the
singular form of fusilli,
means 'little spindle' in...
-
Helicoidal flow is the cork-****-like flow of
water in a meander. It is one
example of a
secondary flow.
Helicoidal flow is a
contributing factor to the...
- 1836 a
young engineer called Charles Fox had
improved on Nicholson's
helicoidal method and
other writers were
proposing alternative approaches to the...
-
specification of
sculpture as
tension of
force between the under-lying
helicoidal axis and
superposed rhythm of
planes in
Sokolov is
tempered by the artist's...
- The
Helicoidal Skys****er was a
planned but
never materialized, 565 m (1,854 ft) high
business center that was to have been
built on the tip of Manhattan...
- circle. This
effect is the
result of a three-dimensional
intersection of
helicoidal columns (for
example a
square cross-section
column twisting clockwise...
-
towers to the
influence of
Syrian church towers and
regarded the
spiral or
helicoidal minarets of the
Abbasid period as
deriving from
local ziggurat precedents...
-
significant for its
rarity and the
technically demanding nature of its skewed,
helicoidal spiral, stone-arch design. The
bridge is one of the few of its type in...
-
perpendicular pressure on
their section. He also gave them a double-turn
helicoidal shape (right turn and left turn), as in the
branches and
trunks of trees...
