Did you by any chance mean one of these? tetrahedra, tetrameric
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“This interconnection, in and d). our world of biological form, sets 4 The Tetragramma on connects in motion the interlinkage for the with the four nitrogenous bases tetrahelix. most commonly found in DNA and 8 The ten Light emanations RNA, which each contain two send out the major code frequen - pyrimidines and two purines.”
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Bucky Fuller's projectiles
R Buckminster Fuller created and coined so many terms and ideas that it certainly warrants a list here.
As RBF said "Dare to be naive."
Bucky would probably say "buck the ...wrapability, indigs, geodesic, compound curvature, omnidirectuional ..., synergetics, tetrahelix, SSRCD numbers, wiz of wiz-dom, cosmic illions, omnitopolgy, tensegrity and 36 more...
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Mollusque's miscellany
A mixture of words that I like or have commented on, along with ones parked here so they'd be listed somewhere or remind me of lists I want to make.
oranger, monographer, preoccupied, bu, bobization, coinventor, tetrapyloctomy, borgmannian, suspercollate, manhug, mancrush, obituarist and 604 more...
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mollusque A chain of face-sharing tetrahedra forms a gently curving triple helix. This pleasing structure was given the name "tetrahelix" by R. Buckminster Fuller.
--Roald Hoffmann, 2010, American Scientist 98: 116. Mar 14, 2010