cone point

If a cone point, or a ring centre, is used then it will be necessary to use a revolving centre in the tailstock.

That is, we can consider X as a subspace of 3-space, in which context it is not smooth at the cone point.

A digit, n, indicates a centre of n-fold rotation corresponding to a cone point on the orbifold.

The cone point of the pictured, top two files allows the files to center themselves firmly in the bottom file holder.

The main structure is formed by fine slats sharped called " pikèt ", joined around a round central piece of wood in cone point, called " the heart ".

This type works well because the surface is rounded so that a small surface area is in contact, but it does not have extremely high stress at one point like that of a cone point.

Eager to move away from his free-form layers, Rick Owens got too tricky with his cutting, creating jackets with weird ice-cream cone points and tubular skirts that were more horizontal than straight up.

Bruno looks where Radmer is pointing, and where the black of forest meets the deep, dark blue of sky he can just barely make out an avian form atop the cone point of one of the trees.

One way in which PL is better behaved than DIFF is that one can take cones in PL, but not in DIFF - the cone point is acceptable in PL.