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We drive up a road shaped like a spiral staircase.
"It wouldn't look like a spiral galaxy anymore," Dr. Hernquist said.
He called the shape a "spidron" since it curved like a spiral.
When I walk Across the kitchen, I am continental drift, I move My arms like a spiral galaxy.
What Wilkins described on that occasion was evidence he had obtained which suggested that DNA had the form of a helix, rather like a spiral staircase.
Mr. Legendre has even designed a new shape — ioli, named for his baby daughter — which looks like a spiral wrapped around itself, a tubelike Möbius strip.
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The style favored by Mr. Forstall and Mr. Jobs is known in this crowd as skeuomorphism, in which certain images and metaphors, like a spiral-bound notebook or stitched leather, are used in software to give people a reassuring real-world reference.
While Microsoft was flattening its interfaces as if it were a child pushing down on a bulge of putty, its competitors — including Apple and Facebook — were focused on skeuomorphism, a type of look in which, say, a note-taking feature on a Web site or in an app would look like a spiral-bound notebook, a reference to the real world look of a notebook.
The same architects graced the Carbuncle Cup shortlist last year for a student housing tower in Wembley shaped like a spiralling silver helter-skelter.
Experiencing a Jonas film feels like a spiraling into a dream.
The design looks like a spiraling dragon or fusion office space-roller coaster, but the architect claims it looks like the movement of Phoenix wings from an aerial view.
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