| Inspired by Maxwell and his mathematics, Niven turned increasingly towards the study of spherical and ellipsoidal harmonics. |
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| The particles may have any shape or size, but they are generally spherical, ellipsoidal, polyhedral, or irregular in shape. |
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| A primary concave parabolic mirror converges the light to one focus of a concave ellipsoidal mirror. |
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| It is known that at a certain angular velocity ellipsoidal forms cease to be the forms of equilibrium of a rotating liquid. |
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| He used them to transform Laplace's equation into ellipsoidal coordinates and so separate the variables and solve the resulting equation. |
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| This grid is decorated at each intersection with an ellipsoidal groove shaped like a segment of a circle. |
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| Then, as technical competence increased, the ellipsoidal head became a cutting edge, and by this process the mace evolved into the ax. |
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| They do not show any disks or ellipsoidal shapes, however a sub-class of disk-shaped galaxies are starting to occur through observations. |
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| Thus, each cluster is represented by an ellipsoid using the new axes as the ellipsoidal axes, and the variance along these axes as the axis lengths. |
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| The weapon smiths' initial response to the helmet was to augment the crushing power of the mace by casting the head in an ellipsoidal form that concentrated more force at the point of impact. |
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| Neither spherical nor ellipsoidal, as most moons are, Iapetus looks like a walnut, with a bulging waistline and squashed poles. |
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| Applications of the classical potential theory to the solution of the problem of the anisotropic nonlinear ellipsoidal inclusion: a new solution for internal and external points has been derived in integral form. |
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| Crystal Habits a single ellipsoidal 2mm X 1mm. |
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| Shapes ranged from spherical, ovoid, obpyriform, obturbinate, to ellipsoidal, but mostly papillate. |
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| An ellipsoidal mirror will reflect light from one of its two focal points to the other, and an object situated at the focus of a hyperboloidal mirror will have a virtual image. |
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| The fruits of ellipsoidal form, are red with maturity, about October. |
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| These let light in, allowing them to grow naturally into a quadric ellipsoidal shape, to give it its technical name. |
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| The epithelial cells possess typical microscopical characteristics: the cell outline is clearly marked, and the nucleus large and spherical or ellipsoidal. |
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| The relation of Cartesian and ellipsoidal coordinates is discussed in Torge. |
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| The fruit of the jujube tree and an edible drupe of ellipsoidal or globular shape, reddish-brown in colour when ripe, which takes place towards September, and with one sole seed. |
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| She also said that throughout the eastern part of the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, diagenetic, discoidal and ellipsoidal nodules are the dominant types. |
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| It contains ellipsoidal primordial facies, complete dolomitization and vuggy porosity of touching-vug type. |
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| The Vital Signs reservoir bag is a single-use bag made of neoprene, with a cylindrical plain neck and an ellipsoidal wall. |
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| In addition, we demonstrate the error resulting from a spherical Earth assumption rather than an ellipsoidal Earth. |
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| For bubbles associated with higher Re, they will have an ellipsoidal or spherical cap shape when they have intermediate or high Eo, respectively. |
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| Capsule erect ovoid to ellipsoidal with well developed peristome. |
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| It uses an uses an ellipsoidal mirror to reflect laser beams and provide high-resolution scans and has helped over 24 million individuals since it was developed. |
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