- The helicoid, also
known as
helical surface,
after the
plane and the catenoid, is the
third minimal surface to be known. It was
described by
Euler in 1774...
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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...
- a
variety of
pasta from
southern Italy, with a
helical (cork****) or
helicoidal shapes. Fusillo, the
singular form of fusilli,
means 'little spindle'...
- 1836 a
young engineer called Charles Fox had
improved on Nicholson's
helicoidal method and
other writers were
proposing alternative approaches to the...
- 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...
- MM (July 2013). "Stacked
endoplasmic reticulum sheets are
connected by
helicoidal membrane motifs". Cell. 154 (2): 285–96. doi:10.1016/j.cell.2013.06.031...
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Mechanics Deposition (geology)
Water erosion Exner equation Hack's law
Helicoidal flow Playfair's law
Sediment transport List of
rivers that have reversed...
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through a
curved channel with the
underlying river bed. This
produces helicoidal flow, in
which water moves from the
outer to the
inner bank
along the...
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Revol JF,
Bradford H, Gi****on J,
Marchessault R, Gray D (June 1992). "
Helicoidal self-ordering of
cellulose microfibrils in
aqueous suspension". International...
- circle. This
effect is the
result of a three-dimensional
intersection of
helicoidal columns (for
example a
square cross-section
column twisting clockwise...
