Significats de toroid en anglès

Gravity throughout the toroid had returned to a welcome Earth standard.

The toroid glass of the roof curves scientifically to shed rainwater.

Then the most violent convulsion of all kicked the crew toroid.

Athene walked around the toroid's central corridor one last time.

She turned and looked back into the toroid, the familiar confined corridors and lounges.

Now millions of them formed a thick gritty gray toroid around the old world.

Its airlock tube lengthened, sliding over the upper hull surface to reach the crew toroid.

An airlock tube extended out from the crew toroid.

Population-based simulation of spherical and toroid genomes revealed declining radii of gyration for neutrophil chromosomes.

This time there was no counter-acceleration force required for the crew toroid, no protection for fragile humans.

A very dim blue glow comes from the far side, around the curve of the toroid, bleeding past the baffles.

The crew toroid wasn't that much different from an Adamist starship's life-support capsule in terms of technology; it was a lot roomier, though.

The best hope for viable fusion, according to Princeton's Goldston, is currently found in the large magnetic fields produced by toroid reactors like ITER.

The ambulance was the first to reach the rim of the saucer-shaped hull, its long airlock tube snaking out to mate with the crew toroid.

Still clinging to the shattered remnants of the osmium toroid were the jaws of the termite that had been sacrificed to wreck the motor...

Their crews in the thin-walled, exposed toroids were killed almost instantly.