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The unique saddle shape of a Pringle, known scientifically as a hyperbolic paraboloid, isn't just for looks—it ensures the crisps stack neatly and reduces the chance of breakage during transit.

The unique saddle shape of a Pringle, known scientifically as a hyperbolic paraboloid, isn't just for aesthetics - it ensures the crisps stack neatly and reduces the chance of breakage during transit.

The distinctive shape of a Pringle, known as a hyperbolic paraboloid, isn't just for show—it helps the crisps stack without breaking during transport. Interestingly enough, Pringles are only ...

It's now owned by Randy and Kathleen Masten, who are living this year in Washington, D.C. Tom Harper, foreground, started the process to add the hyperbolic paraboloid house at 934 W. 21st St.

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They would restore the passenger waiting area, “originally built in the 1960s in Szántód, featuring a hyperbolic paraboloid reinforced concrete shell structure.” They promise to make that unique ...

While I don't plan on spending the next four years writing about Trump, Trump, Trump, for the moment, it does seem culturally relevant, to say the least. And these first weeks have not ...

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