Collected angles form Area

From points connecting straight lines
until one arrives at the edge
requiring the edgy
idea that curved
containers
are a
Spe
C
i
A
L
Perfect~ly flat surface
appearing to be
βee shaped
due to the
con ta in
ed/
/er
The four
fundamental forms
form all forms from the 
three lines of revolving
revolution of the ion 
G
a product
a Power
A sum
of
Θ
Point being
MADE

AT
Θ e pH
of ETA
as
H
Hiding beHind
90
as
Half
a straight
line of 180
and 
the
quarter
of
Θ
doubled
as in L
twice
is a Line
Two ways
and
on
and
on
SHE
goes
30
60
45
45
54
36
60
30
64  4 / 7
25  3 / 7 
67  4 / 8
22  4 / 8
70
20
72
18
73 3 / 11
16 8 / 11
75
15
76    4  /  13
  13   9  /   13  
77   4    /  14
12    10  /  14
All the right angles
reduced to the right 
radius
forming all the formal
forms found everywhere
Octagons of Oxygen Are
found bouncing around
connected to others
in the same way
generating
the same 
as
the other
from the one
found at the right 
angle
joining
arc
with
line
in
perfect
p
shaped
Geo Logos
centered
ideals
of
A
D
as 
half
a
Drop
of
Water

as much as
half of a half
baked idea
that music is not
centered on the sun
and
a function of the twelfth root
of two rooted to the root
before becoming
G
generated into
the
fruit of the
product of sun
moving water then
 B
as becoming notes 
settle
active ideas
into solid sound
Evenly
Eventually
Every
Friday
when water
is
found
around
the watering 
hole
ready to be rounded up
into a ball
Where any baked
idea
involves
motion transfer
through
Water
known
here
in
Hera
on
Heras
Hearth
As
Heat
in
the Earthy
way
Eat
is
aided
by
Adding
H



All Around
with a dash of salt

In geometry, the circumscribed circle

 also called the

 circumcircle of 

triangle 

is a circle 

that Has points 

through all three vertices

of  said triangle

The center of this circle 

is called the circumcenter

 of the triangle, 

and the radius

of the circumcircle

 is called the circumradius

The circumcenter

 is the point of intersection 

among

 the three perpendicular bisectors 

of the triangle's sides,

 and is a triangle center.

More generally, an n-sided polygon 

with all its vertices on the same circle,

 also called the circumscribed circle,

also is called a cyclic polygon,

 also in the special case n = 4,

also called

 a cyclic quadrilateral.

 All rectangles

isosceles trapezoids,

 right kites,

 and regular polygons

 are cyclic,

 and

 not every polygon is.

right kite as a right kite

is a kite

where a Kite is

 a quadrilateral 

whose four sides can be grouped

 into two pairs

 of equal-length

 sides

 that are adjacent

 to each other

 that can be inscribed

 in one circle.[1] 

That is,

 it is a kite

 with a circumcircle 

also called a cyclic kite

 Thus the right kite

 is a convex quadrilateral 

and 

has two opposite

 right angles.[2] 

If there are exactly two right angles,

 each must be between sides of different lengths.

 All right kites are

 bicentric quadrilaterals 

quadrilaterals with 

both 

a circumcircle

 and

 an incircle

Given all kites have an incircle.

 

the one that is a line of symmetry

is 

One of the diagonals 

this one divides

 the right kite 

into two 

right triangles 

and

 is also

 the diameter of the right circumcircle.

 All right kites are harmonic quadrilaterals 

since they have

 a 

circumcircle

 and

 each pair of

 opposite sides has

 the same two lengths.

In one with an incircle

A

 tangential quadrilateral

 the four line segments

 between

 the center of

 the incircle

 and the points

 where it is tangent

 to the quadrilateral

 partition 

the quadrilateral into

 four right kites.








In geometry, every polyhedron


 is associated with a second dual structure, 

wherein

 the vertices of one

 correspond to the faces of the other 

and the edges

 between pairs of vertices

 of one correspond to

 the edges between pairs of faces of the other.[1] 

Starting with any given polyhedron,

 the double of its double is the original polyhedron .:.

Duality as double ability or divisible by 2 or 3 evenly

 preserves the symmetries of a polyhedron. 

Therefore, for many classes of polyhedra defined by their symmetries,

 the duals belong to a corresponding symmetry class.

 For example, the regular polyhedra – the (convex)

 Platonic solids and (star) Kepler–Poinsot polyhedra – form dual pairs,

 where the regular tetrahedron is self-dual




The dual of an isotoxal polyhedron (one in which any two edges are equivalent [...]) is also isotoxal.

In geometry, a polytope (for example, a polygon or a polyhedron) or a tiling is isotoxal (from Greek τόξον  'arc') or edge-transitive if its symmetries act transitively on its edges.

τόξον

a knot tied with two loops and two loose ends, used especially for tying shoelaces and decorative ribbons.
a girl with long hair tied back in a bow
Synonyms:
  • loop
  • knot
  • lace
  • ribbon
2
a weapon for shooting arrows, typically made of a curved piece of wood whose ends are joined by a taut string.
Synonyms:
  • longbow
  • crossbow
  • recurve













 

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