-
vertices 1,278,818 =
Markov number 1,290,872 =
number of 26-
bead binary necklaces with
beads of 2
colors where the
colors may be
swapped but
turning over...
- "Victorian Coinage". From
Beads to Bank Notes. Dunedin: John McIndoe. pp. 91–101. Hargreaves, R. P. (1972). "New
Zealand Coinage". From
Beads to Bank Notes. Dunedin:...
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totient number 181,819 =
Kaprekar number 182,362 =
number of 23-
bead binary necklaces with
beads of 2
colors where the
colors may be
swapped but
turning over...
- cultures.
Curved barbells remain the most
commonly used jewelry, but
captive bead rings, and
other rings are po****r as well, but due to the
amount of movement...
- and bent into a tube-shaped
bead. Hence, "for the
first time
using modern technology researchers recorded conclusive proof that the
earliest known use...
-
clincher and have a
bead that
presses against the
wheel rim. An
inner tube
provides the air
pressure and the
contact pressure between the
bead and
wheel rim...
- have wire in the
beads and the
shape of the
bead interlocked with a
flange on the rim,
relying on air
pressure to hold the tire
bead in place. However...
- sealing, foam-core doors. Retro****ing
older windows with a stop or
parting bead across the sill
where it
meets the sash.
Replacing older windows with low-energy...
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rotations as equivalent. It
represents a
structure with n
circularly connected beads which have k
available colors. A k-ary bracelet, also
referred to as a turnover...
- polystyrene, also
known as MEPS, EPS, or beadboard,
consists of many tiny foam
beads molded and
pressed together. EPS is
manufactured in low-density and high-density...
