dihedron

(daɪˈhiːdrən)

(Mathematics) another name for dihedral²

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di•he•dron

(daɪˈhi drən)

n.

a figure formed by two intersecting planes.

[1820–30]

Translations

diedro

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For a dihedron, the "trigger" and "associated" particles at final state are projected from the two coordinates in single or two sources formed in the collisions.

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For steel sheet 1, the rolling scratches can be assimilated with dihedrons of depth L and slope [alpha] (flank angle), [w.sub.1] and [w.sub.2] are lengths defining the entry and the bottom of the dihedron, respectively, as shown Fig.

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In Chambre (extrait) (Room [Extract]), 2009, in the main space of the gallery, a collection of fifty identical meter-high foam dihedron mingled with fourteen concrete copies of the same form.

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