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  • noun Plural form of toroid.

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Examples

  • The toroids were the wasp-waist constriction in an hourglass of white-hot wire, and an indigo ghost flame ran down the axis.

    The Ringworld Throne Niven, Larry 1996

  • Stuart Pivar, for instance, the New York septic tank magnate who thinks animal development is all about toroids getting twisted about.

    Idiot America 2010

  • Fast spinning superconducting toroids doughnut shapes produce gravitational fields so things fall through the hole faster.

    Archive 2006-06-01 Zoe Brain 2006

  • It's possible that small superconducting toroids going very fast might produce enough to be useful in an engineering sense: put energy in, get a gravitational field out plus waste heat etc.

    Archive 2006-06-01 Zoe Brain 2006

  • It's possible that small superconducting toroids going very fast might produce enough to be useful in an engineering sense: put energy in, get a gravitational field out plus waste heat etc.

    Caution : Reactionless Drive Ahead Zoe Brain 2006

  • Spins of toroids going only 6000 RPM, the same speed as a fast-reving car motor, produce forces 1/10 of a milligee.

    Caution : Reactionless Drive Ahead Zoe Brain 2006

  • Spins of toroids going only 6000 RPM, the same speed as a fast-reving car motor, produce forces 1/10 of a milligee.

    Archive 2006-06-01 Zoe Brain 2006

  • Fast spinning superconducting toroids doughnut shapes produce gravitational fields so things fall through the hole faster.

    Caution : Reactionless Drive Ahead Zoe Brain 2006

  • M-bius strips of snow turned inward upon themselves and vanished, while shafts of snow winkled their white way through the centers of snowflake toroids.

    Into the Thinking Kingdoms Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1999

  • M-bius strips of snow turned inward upon themselves and vanished, while shafts of snow winkled their white way through the centers of snowflake toroids.

    Into the Thinking Kingdoms Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1999

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