| An astroid is a specialized case of the general hypocycloid family of curves. |
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| Similarly, the vertexes of an hypocycloid are the points on the curve that coincides with an inscribed circle. |
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| The present invention relates to a hypocycloid gear assembly used in internal combustion engines. |
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| If the describing circle is half the diameter of the pitch circle, the hypocycloid is a radial straight line. |
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| It was also investigated by Steiner in 1856 and is sometimes called Steiner's hypocycloid. |
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| The present invention relates to a hypocycloid engine assembly which may be used in internal combustion engines. |
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| For a circle rolled along inside the circumference of another circle, a hypocycloid is formed. |
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| They are compatible with straight-cut gears, synchronic and hypocycloid gearboxes such as overdrives. |
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| With this cinematic solution the tip of the tool describes a hypocycloid curve. |
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| The piece is based on a set of parametric equations that create a deltoid, a type of hypocycloid which looks like a triangle with concave sides. |
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| The carcass has the bore in the form of hypocycloid, with 2 lobes. |
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| Its flagship bagmaker, the Cyclone, employs a unique hypocycloid sealing jaw motion that results in extended seal dwell time to produce higher bag seal integrity. |
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