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Body surface area (2286 bytes)
1: ...rface area''' (BSA) is the measured or calculated surface of a [[human body]]. For many clinical purposes B... 35: ...ller RD. ''Simplified calculation of body-surface area''. [[N Engl J Med]] 1987;317:1098. PMID [http://w... List of NATO reporting names for surface-to-surface missiles (1357 bytes) 1: ==SS series (Surface-to-Surface)== 28: ==SS-N series (Surface-to-Surface Naval – from ships and submarines)== Surface-to-surface missile (2254 bytes) 1: A '''surface-to-surface''' missile (SSM) is a guided projectile launched ... 3: ...ssiles are usually guided. An unguided surface-to-surface missile is usually referred to as a [[rocket]] (f... 5: Surface-to-surface missiles are usually broken down into a number of... 20: [[Category:Surface-to-surface missiles|*]] Surface (3116 bytes) 2: ...see [[surface tension]], [[surface chemistry]], [[surface energy]]. 6: In what follows, all surfaces are considered to be [[second-countable]] two di... 8: ...onnected, surfaces up to homeomorphism. Any such surface falls into one of three infinite collections: 10: ...th [[Euler characteristic]] 2-2''n'', also called surfaces of genus ''n''. 11: ...''n'' handles attached. These are non-orientable surfaces with Euler characteristic 1-2''n''. Beyond Surface (519 bytes) 1: '''Beyond Surface''' is a [[Germany|German]] [[goth rock]] band whi... K3 surface (2165 bytes) 1: ...en. There are K3 manifolds that are not algebraic surfaces. 3: ... [[projective space]] of three dimensions is a K3 surface. This determines the [[Betti number]]s; being 1, ... 5: ...up>, so providing the earliest construction of K3 surfaces. Other constructions are by the intersection of ... 7: ... mapping]] and [[Torelli theorem]] for complex K3 surfaces. 9: ...ion after the [[torus]]. Compactification on a K3 surface preserves one half of the original [[supersymmetr... Surface wave (1765 bytes) 1: In [[physics]], a '''surface wave''' is a wave that is guided along the [[inte... 3: ....edu/~drussell/Demos/waves/water.gif Animation of surface water wave]. Another example is [[internal wave]]... 5: In [[seismology]], several types of surface waves are encountered. ''See'' [[seismic wave]]. 10: ... a [[component]] directed normal to the interface surface. 12: ...cations)|transmission]], [[evanescent waves]] are surface waves. Surface (disambiguation) (447 bytes) 1: *In [[mathematics]], a '''[[surface]]''' is a two-dimensional [[manifold]]. 2: *In [[music]], '''surface''' is the character of the [[salient]] immediate ... 3: *In [[painting]], '''surface''' is the support upon which paint is applied and... Roman surface (12470 bytes) 1: [[Category:Surfaces]] 3: The '''Roman surface''' (so called because [[Jakob Steiner]] was in [[... 10: ...φ), we get parametric equations for the roman surface as follows: 15: ...is a particular type (called type 1) of [[Steiner surface]]. 17: [[image:romansurface.jpg]] Surface of revolution (1448 bytes) 1: A '''surface of revolution''' is a [[surface]] created by rotating a [[curve]] lying on some p... 3: ...surface]]s. A circle generates a [[torus|toroidal surface]]. 5: ...f revolution is the <math>y</math> axis, then the area <math>A</math> is given by the integral 11: ...when ''t'' ranges over <math>[0,\pi]</math>. Its area is therefore 20: [[Category:Surfaces]] Steiner surface (589 bytes) 1: [[Category:Surfaces]] 3: ...re are ten different types, including the [[Roman surface]] and [[cross-cap]]. Reference surface (590 bytes) 1: ...urface''': In [[optical-fiber]] technology, that surface of an [[optical fiber]] that is used to contact t... 3: ...vercoat of an all-[[glass]] fiber), the reference surface may be the [[core]]. Surface water (170 bytes) 1: '''Surface water''' is [[water]] on the ground or in a [[str... Ruled surface (2449 bytes) 1: [[fr:Surface réglée]] 3: ...e [[hyperboloid of one sheet]], and the [[conical surface]] with [[ellipse|elliptical]] diretrix). Other e... 5: A surface <math>S</math> is '''doubly ruled''' if through e... 7: A ruled surface <math>S</math> can always be described (at least ... 14: one obtains a ruled surface that contains the [[Möbius strip]]. Conical surface (3106 bytes) 1: ...f those lines is called a '''generatrix''' of the surface. 3: In general, a conical surface consists of two identical unbounded halves joined... 5: ...[cone]]''', because it is one of the two distinct surfaces that bound the [[geometric solid]] of that name.... 7: ...al case of a [[quadric]] — indeed a [[ruled surface|ruled]] and [[developable]] one. 9: ...wo halves of the latter become a single connected surface. Volatility surface (122 bytes) Algebraic surface (2696 bytes) 1: ...mpact]] [[Riemann surface]]s, which are genuine [[surface]]s of (real) dimension two). Many results were o... 3: Examples of algebraic surfaces include: 7: * [[cubic surface]]s 8: * [[Del Pezzo surface]]s 9: * [[ruled surface]]s Equipotential surface (419 bytes) 1: ...id mechanics]], '''equipotentials''' are lines or surfaces of equal head that are in direct relation to pre... Subdivision surface (3004 bytes) 1: ...e until 1995, when Ulrich Reif solved subdivision surfaces behaviour near extraordinary vertices. 3: ...nerated that converges to a resulting subdivision surface. Each new subdivision step generates a new mesh t... 5: ...mull-Clark subdivision of a cube with subdivision surface below]] 15: Subdivision surface modeling is now preferred over [[NURBS]] modeling... 24: ...its generalization to surfaces yields subdivision surfaces. Surface energy (1484 bytes) 1: ...e a driving force for surfaces to be created, and surface is all there would be. Cutting a piece of stuff i... 3: ...ue only for a surface freshly prepared in vacuum. Surfaces often changed their form away from the simple "c... 5: ...th a [[contact angle]] which is a function of the surface energies of the system.
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