Involute synonyms

ĭn'və-lo͝ot'

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byzantine
Of or belonging to the style of architecture developed from the fifth century ad in the Byzantine Empire, characterized especially by a central dome resting on a cube formed by four round arches and their pendentives and by the extensive use of surface decoration, especially veined marble panels, low relief carving, and colored glass mosaics.
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complex
Made up of multiple parts; composite; not simple.
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complicated
Made up of parts intricately involved; hard to untangle, solve, understand, analyze, etc.
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convoluted
Convoluted is something that is very complicted or involved with many details.
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daedal
Highly wrought
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intricate
The definition of intricate is complex or having many details.
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involved
The definition of involved is complicated or confusing, or participating in, or connected with a close relationship.
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knotty
Full of knots.
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labyrinthine
Of or constituting a labyrinth
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tangled
Complicated and difficult to unravel.
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simple (related)
Easy to understand, do, or carry out:
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rolled
especially of petals or leaves in bud; having margins rolled inward
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Involute Sentence Examples

  • Consequently, one of the forms suitable for the teeth of wheels is the involute of a circle; and the obliquity of the action of such teeth is the angle whose cosine is the ratio of the radius of their base-circle to that of the pitch-circle of the wheel.

  • This result, which is exact for involute teeth, is approximately true for teeth of any figure.

  • The teeth of a rack, to work correctly with wheels having involute teeth, should have plane surfaces perpendicular to the line of connection, and consequently making with the direction of motion of the rack angles equal to the complement of the obliquity of action.

  • The smallest number of teeth in a pinion for epicycloidal teeth ought to be twelve (see 49)but it is better, for smoothness of motion, not to go below fifteen; and for involute teeth the smallest number is about twenty-four.

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