Later the French introduced the wheel farthingale, which was drum-shaped with radiating spokes on top.
Its concentric circles and radiating spokes add a larger purpose to the tiny pulsating units.
A map of Moscow presents a pattern of concentric rings that circle the rough triangle of the Kremlin and its rectangular extension, the Kitay-gorod, with outwardly radiating spokes connecting the rings; the whole pattern is modified by the twisting, northwest southeast-trending Moscow River.
Other items are alluringly odd: is that wooden post with radiating spokes a whirligig or a clothes rack or what?
Made on a slightly off-square panel with cut-off corners, Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri's "Women's Dreaming About Bush Tucker 'Yarlga' " (1972) has dotted, cloudlike formations partly obscuring a center of white concentric circles and radiating spokes.
The scientists are seeking to produce dragline silk, what spiders use for the radiating spokes in their webs, a fiber that, pound for pound, is stronger than steel but also light, elastic and easily recyclable.
The tracks, radiating like spokes of a wheel, define the extent of a city's reach to distant farmlands and neighboring settlements.
They comprise a central water tank with laterals radiating as spokes to a length of about 5 m.
In what has become the preferred cinematic method for addressing complex social issues — see also "Crash," "Traffic" and "Babel," among others — Mr. Linklater's film tells multiple stories, which radiate like spokes from the hub of a central theme.
The couples' relationship is the hub of the wheel of the family, from which all other parts of our lives radiate like spokes.
As it grows outwards it also spreads inwards, the roots radiating like the spokes of a wheel.
