10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEMIHEDRON»
Discover the use of
hemihedron in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hemihedron and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
There is a hemihedron which might he called the snperposable hemihedron, of
which horacite, Iceland spar, nitrate of soda, &c., present examples. Boracite
crystallises in cubes, with four facettes on the angles, which lead to a regular ...
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the chemist; a monthly journal of chemical philosophy and of ...
... and to this point I especially call the attention of natural philosophers and
geometricians. There is a hemihedron which might be called the superposable
hemihedron, of which bora- cite, Iceland spar, nitrate of soda, &c, present
examples.
john and charles watt, 1850
In another kind of hemihedron, the occurring planes of the two, 7', l, in f. 123, may
be the r on each an Is at one base, and thel on each at the other base, as in f. 136
. lis varietyis exem» ilitied in a atite. It is called the pyramidal hemihedrism ~by ...
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The Collected Mathematical Papers of Arthur Cayley: ...
Hemihedron: the word, X, .328. Hemipolyhedron: the word, X, 328. Hensley, P. J.:
foci of conics, Iv, 505—9. Heptacron (see Polyacra). Heptagon: construction, X,
609. Hermite, G.: homographic transformation of quadric into itself, II, 107; elliptic
...
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LONDON MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY VOL. IX
Cayley on To explain the theory, I introduce the notion of a hemipolyhedron, or
say a hemihedron, viz., this is a figure obtained from a polyhedron by the removal
of certain faces. In a polyhedron each edge occurs twice (more properly it occurs
...
To explain the theory, I introduce the notion of a hemipolyliedron, or say a
hemihedron, viz., this is a figure obtained from a polyhedron by the removal of
certain faces. In a polyhedron each edge occurs twice (more properly it occurs in
the two ...
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Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society
To explain the theory, I introduce the notion of a hemipolyhedron, or say a
hemihedron, viz., this is a figure obtained from a polyhedron by the removal of
certain faces. In a polyhedron each edge occurs twice (more properly it occurs in
the two ...
London Mathematical Society, 1878
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Oteiza's Selected Writings
... cubism Cézanne still preserves in his cabinet for the Doric cubist geometer the
magical empty stileme hemihedron of the cube the trihedron the great hollow
spaces in his cloths visual solid he wants it all and superimposition of planes for
the ...
Jorge de Oteiza, Joseba Zulaika, 2003
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A Portuguese-English Dictionary
hemicrania. hemiedria (/., Cryst.) hemihedrism. hemiedrico -ca (adj., Crysl.)
hemiliedral. hemiedro (wi., Cryst.) hemihedron. hemielitro (m., Zoo/.) hemelytron.
hemimorfita (/.. A/in.) lieminiorphite; calamine. hemina (/., Chem.) hemin.
hemiprisma ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970
1. hemialgia 2. hemihedron 3. hemiepilepsy 4. hemiplegia 5. hemisphere 6.
hemidystrophy 7. demimillionaire 8. demivoice 9. demimonde 10. demitone 11.
demisemitone 12. demisuit 13. demitasse HEMI algia (hem i al' ji a) n. Pain on
one ...
