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uniplanar
uniˈplanar, a. [See uni- and planar a.] 1. Geom. Having or characterized by coincident planes. uniplanar node (or uniplanar point), a form of node or conical point in which the tangent cone has become a pair of coincident planes; a unode.1866 Brande & Cox Dict. Sci., etc. II. 675 When this cone brea... Oxford English Dictionary
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uniplane
ˈuniplane, a. and n. [uni-.] a. adj. Forming or lying in one plane. b. n. (See quot. 1869.)1843 Civil Eng. & Arch. Jrnl. VI. 218/2 A pneumatic machine for casting, and a uniplane machine for composing. 1869 Cayley Math. Papers (1893) VI. 361 U..is a uniplanar⁓node, where the quadric cone becomes a c... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Henry Michell
The uniplanar stability of a rigid body, Messeng. Math. n.s. 351 (1900) 35-40. The inversion of plane stress, Proc. Lond. Math. wikipedia.org
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unode
unode Geom. (ˈjuːn-) A uniplanar node.1869 Cayley Math. Papers (1893) VI. 362 If there is a unode, then this may be and is taken to be at D, and its uniplane may be taken to be X = 0. Ibid., There is never, besides the unode, any other node. Oxford English Dictionary
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Cis (mathematics)
William Rowan Hamilton in Elements of Quaternions (1866) and subsequently used by Irving Stringham (who also called it "sector of x") in works such as Uniplanar wikipedia.org
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biplane
biplane (ˈbaɪpleɪn) [f. bi-2 + plane n.3] 1. Math. Each of the pair of planes tangential to a surface at a binode.1870 Cayley in Phil. Trans. R. Soc. CLIX. 206 The binode..is a biplanar node, where instead of the proper quadricone we have two planes; these may be called the biplanes, and their line ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures
More specifically, it gives detailed application rules to determine the static design resistances of uniplanar and multiplanar joints in lattice structures composed of circular, square or rectangular hollow sections, and of uniplanar joints in lattice structures composed of combinations of hollow sections wikipedia.org
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Erik Buell
Around this powerhouse, he designed a stiff, extremely light chassis that incorporated the unconventional rubber-mounting system known as "the Uniplanar wikipedia.org
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dyadic
dyadic, a. (n.) (daɪˈædɪk) [ad. Gr. δυαδικ-ός of the number two.] Of or pertaining to a dyad or group of two. dyadic arithmetic: binary arithmetic, in which the radix is 2. dyadic disyntheme: see duadic.1727–51 Chambers Cycl. s.v. Arithmetic, Binary or Dyadic Arithmetic is that, wherein only two fig... Oxford English Dictionary
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Tunable metamaterial
Uniplanar compact photonic-bandgap The uniplanar compact photonic-bandgap (UC-PBG) is proposed, simulated, and then constructed in the lab to overcome wikipedia.org
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superposable
superposable, a. (s(j)uːpəˈpəʊzəb(ə)l) [f. next + -able.] Capable of being superposed. Hence ˌsuperposaˈbility, the property of being superposable.1870 W. Chauvenet Elem. Geom. viii. 265 The triangles..are mutually equilateral, and also isosceles; therefore they are superposable and are equal in are... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cis函数
因此 cis符号最早由威廉·哈密顿在他于1866出版的《Elements of Quaternions》中使用，而Irving Stringham在1893出版的《Uniplanar Algebra》 以及James Harkness和Frank Morley在1898出版的《Theory of wikipedia.org
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kinematics
kineˈmatics [In form a pl. of kinematic: see -ic 2, and quot. 1840.] a. The science of pure motion, considered without reference to the matter or objects moved, or to the force producing or changing the motion. (Cf. kinetics 1.)1840 Whewell Philos. Induct. Sc. I. 146 M. Ampère, in his Essai sur la P... Oxford English Dictionary
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closed
closed, ppl. a. (kləʊzd) [f. close v.] 1. Made close, shut; spec. confined to a few people; limited by certain conditions; self-contained. (Cf. close a. 9, and sense 2 below.) Also with advs. as closed in, closed out. closed syllable, one ending in a consonant, as the first and third of L. fes-tī-na... Oxford English Dictionary
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