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Möbius

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[-bee-uhs, mey-, moh-, -bee-oos] / ˈmœ bi əs, ˈmeɪ-, ˈmoʊ-, ˈmœ bi ʊs /

noun

  1. August Ferdinand 1790–1868, German mathematician.


Example Sentences

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Some come just for a picture in the showroom lobby, where an electric blue SU7 on a Mobius strip hangs from a mirrored ceiling.

From The Wall Street Journal

Directed by Lance Oppenheim and produced by Benny and Josh Safdie among others, “Ren Faire” depicts and embodies a Möbius strip of truth and grandiosity.

From New York Times

The sculpture exemplifies a family of mechanical devices, called Möbius kaleidocycles, invented in the Unit, which may offer guidelines for designing chemical compounds with novel electronic properties.

From Science Daily

It was a Möbius strip of a subject.

From Literature

Her work also includes research into the structure of molecules that “misbehave,” perhaps tying themselves in knots or taking the shape of a Möbius strip.

From New York Times