icosahedral

IPA: aɪkˈɑsʌhˈidrʌɫ

adjective

Of, relating to, or having the shape of an icosahedron.

Examples of "icosahedral" in Sentences

Some admit icosahedral symmetry.
Solids with icosahedral symmetry.
Solids with full icosahedral symmetry.
Chandrashekhar Khare proved the icosahedral case.
The dimples are arranged in a "icosahedral" pattern.
The binary icosahedral group is not acyclic, however.
The 60 wedge shaped proteins make an icosahedral shape.
From the picture it seems to not be icosahedral or helical.
The icosahedral symmetry of the capsid is round to elongated.
Bucky Fuller did an icosahedral projection map that is somewhat famous.
The capsid is described as being round and displaying icosahedral symmetry.
So we need 5 indices for polygonal quasicrystals and 6 indices for icosahedral quasicrystals.
Integration of the nondivergent barotropic equation with an icosahedral hexagonal grid on the sphere.
As the liquid alloys cool, islands form within them where the atoms are in what is called icosahedral order.
They consider 4 different dynamic cores, including finite volume, spectral, semi-lagrangian, and icosahedral finite difference.
Most are either icosahedral or helical, which means as the author helpfully notes that they are shaped like a football or a spiral staircase.
Researchers had previously been unable to determine the virus's structure because they had assumed that, like many other viruses, it's capsid had a design known as icosahedral symmetry.
For the four volume restricted to the 24-cell the bounding space is then given by the quotient space SO (3)/I, where I is the binary icosahedral group given by the cyclotomic field on F_9.

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