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'''Inox''', from French //acier inoxydable//, is a synonym for [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stain

==Emmerich's Role in Tensegrity, in French== ==Emmerich's Role In Tensegrity, in French==

Read here about Robert Le Ricolais, a French architect and engineer called "The Father of Space Structures", active in U ...ted stress skins to the building industry and was awarded the Medal of the French Society of Civil Engineers. Then in 1940 his work on three-dimensional netw

The 2012 Canadian-French film Upside Down (French: Un monde à l'envers) is evoked, with each opposing base articulating a wo

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...the sails. [[Emmerich, David Georges|Emmerich]] used this term as well, in French, "mât antiprismatique monogyre" (anti-prism-based spiral mast). ...ense rather than "monogyre" (spiraling) as above, appears as Fig. 5 in his French Patent No. 1377291. This mast isn't completely "monogyre" since the top sta

...m reserved at that time only for boys, including Latin, Greek, Italian and French. She excelled, reading Shakespeare at age eight and Adam Smith’s Wealth o

...e? A lot of important work in tensegrity is being conducted as tenségrité (French), tensegridad (Spanish), Tensintegro (Italian), טנסגריטי (Hebrew).

French engineer David Georges Emmerich has also noted how Ioganson's work seemed t

...r, gathering a brood of older teenage and young-adult women for classes in French, German, and Italian literature, many of them former pupils of Elizabeth Pe

...e of the insights and beautiful images that have come from the work of the French plastic and hand surgeon Dr. Jean-Claude Guimberteau.120 These images show

**1964** Patent: Emmerich, D.G.,, Construction de réseaux autotendants, French Patent No. 1,377,290, September 28, 1964 **1964** Patent: Emmerich, D.G.,, Structures linéaires autotendants, French Patent No. 1,377,291, September 28, 1964