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Drawing on a wooden parallelepiped da Renato Morselli Tramite Flickr: cm. 9 x 13 x 5
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Drawing on a wooden parallelepiped da Renato Morselli Tramite Flickr: cm. 9 x 13 x 5
Parallelepiped
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Parallelepipeds - Bruxelles, 2009
Drawing on a wooden parallelepiped da Renato Morselli
Shortest distance between lines
[Click here for a PDF version of this post] Motivation. Having just worked one of Karl’s problems for the distance between two parallel planes, I recalled that when I was in high school, I had trouble with the intuition for the problem of shortest distance between two lines. In this post, I’ll revisit that ancient trouble and finally come to terms with it. Distance from origin to a line. Before…
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In his essay on blasphemies & the language of anger, discussing how the sounds of words often matter more than their definitions, Humberto Giannini says that Bertrand Russell once insulted an overcharging greengrocer by spitting out this insult: "Parallelepiped!"
I feel so sorry for Apple users that tumblr decided to ban words.
A parallelepiped is a three-dimensional figure formed by six parallelograms🖤 . . . . #parallelepiped #geometry #oaklandmade #industrialdesign #jpdstudio (at Oakland, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwplML6BfM3/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=6n7byotua58b