Citations:icosihexahedron

English citations of icosihexahedron

• 1968, Kenneth M. Smith, Max A. Lauffer, Advances in Virus Research, volume 13, page 242:

  It causes cytoplasmic inclusions, is isometric, 175 to 185 m𝜇 in diameter, and is described as having an “icosihexahedron-like structure such as is common in viruses of the Pseudomorator group.”

• 1985, Edgar Wind, Art and Anarchy, page 132:

  […] precision: in the representation of the icosihexahedron, for example (Pacioli, pl. xxxvi, Cundy and Rollett, p. 99), all oblong figures are foreshortened squares - which can be seen in Leonardo's perspective, whereas in Cundy and Rollett in must be inferred.

• 1986, Energy Research Abstracts:

  Is contains interconnected icosahedra, icosihexahedra, as well as several isolated boron and silicon atoms. An unusual feature of this structure is the pres- ence of icosihexahedra containing silicon atoms similar to those found previously in BeB₃.

• 1997, Johannes Kepler, ‎E. J. Aiton, ‎Alistair Matheson Duncan, The Harmony of the World, page 123:

  A tetragon angle with a hexagon angle and an octagon angle, the smallest admissible angles, comes to less than four right angles"; and twelve tetragons, eight hexagons and six octagons will fit together to make an icosihexahedron which I call a truncated cuboctahedron : not because it can be formed by trun- cation but because it is like a cuboctahedron that has been truncated.

• 2015, Drahomír Hnyk, ‎Michael McKee, Boron: The Fifth Element, page 85:

  The 15-vertex rhodadorane cluster (Cp*Rh)₂B₁₃H₁₃ exhibits icosihexahedron geometry (26 triangular faces) with three degree 6 vertices (Fig. 3.7).

• 2022, D. Michael P. Mingos, 50th Anniversary of Electron Counting Paradigms for Polyhedral Molecules, page 34:

  The molecular structure of 12 (Fug. 11(left)) depicts a closo 15-vertex 26-face icosihexahedron or hexacosahedron, similar to that of proposed borate dianion [B₁₅H₁₅]^2– (III).