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Definition of Helicoids
1. helicoid [n] - See also: helicoid
Lexicographical Neighbors of Helicoids
Literary usage of Helicoids
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. A Treatise on the Differential Geometry of Curves and Surfaces by Luther Pfahler Eisenhart (1909)
"helicoids. We apply the preceding results in a study of an important class of
surfaces called the helicoids. A helicoid is generated by a curve, ..."
2. Descriptive Geometry by Gardner Chace Anthony, George Francis Ashley (1909)
"Warped helicoids. Suppose the line Jc, of Fig. 190, to be revolved uniformly
about the line cd as an axis while maintaining the angle 6 constant, ..."
3. The Elements of Descriptive Geometry: Shadows and Perspective. With a Brief by Samuel Edward Warren (1877)
"Developable helicoids. 111. The general, or re-entrant developable surface just
illustrated by the developable helicoid, is easily represented by its ..."
4. Descriptive Geometry by Gardner Chace Anthony, George Francis Ashley (1909)
"Warped helicoids. Suppose the line be, of Fig. 190, to be revolved uniformly
about the line cd as an axis while maintaining the angle 9 constant, ..."
5. The Elements of Descriptive Geometry, Shadows and Perspective: Shadows and by Samuel Edward Warren (1877)
"Developable helicoids. 1n. The general, or re-entrant developable surface just
illustrated by the developable helicoid, is easily represented by its ..."
6. The Elements of Descriptive Geometry, Shadows and Perspective: With a Brief by Samuel Edward Warren (1877)
"Developable helicoids. 1n. The general, or re-entrant developable surface just
illustrated by the developable helicoid, is easily represented by its ..."
7. An Elementary Course in Descriptive Geoemetry by Solomon Woolf (1895)
"The helicoids are surfaces generated by the right line which glides along a helix,
and maintains an invariable position to the axis of the curve. ..."
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