- can be
found by "zig-
zagging" on the
curve y = logb(x) from the
input n, to the
interval [0,1]. In this case, b = e. The zig-
zagging entails starting from...
-
Georg Grabner zu
Rosenburg und
Zagging (*
before or
around 1510 at
Rosenburg Castle; † 1562
probably at
Zagging Castle) was a
nobleman of the Archduchy...
- vehicle. For instance, the
Avangard would not hit its
target while "zig-
zagging" at Mach 27, but
rather would impact at a
velocity under Mach 4 and on...
-
boredom by
scaring humans by
hovering over
their backyards at
night or zig-
zagging through meteor showers. Can
achieve Earth orbit, even go to Moon and back...
- They lay flat and kept
driving forward. The East
Germans then
built zig-
zagging roads at checkpoints. The
sewer system predated the Wall, and some people...
-
alphabets (Venetic, Lepontic), the
letter could be
represented as a zig-
zagging line of any
number between three and six strokes. The
Italic letter was...
-
decagons {5}#{ } {5/2}#{ } {5/3}#{ } A
regular skew
decagon is seen as zig-
zagging edges of a
pentagonal antiprism, a
pentagrammic antiprism, and a pentagrammic...
- then
impossible to
follow the frontiers, and the Tour
increasingly zig-
zagged across the country,
sometimes with
unconnected days'
races linked by train...
-
northeastern Mexico. A 3 to 6 ft (0.9 to 1.8 m)
deciduous shrub with zig-
zagging branches and
patterned bark, it is
typically found growing in dry, poor...
- alloys.
Thermopiles are
formed from many
thermocouples in series, zig-
zagging back and
forth between hot and cold. This
multiplies the
voltage output...
