Definition of unicursal in English:

unicursal

adjective ˌjuːnɪˈkəːs(ə)lˌyo͞onəˈkərsəl

Mathematics

Relating to or denoting a curve or surface which is closed and can be drawn or swept out in a single movement.
〔数〕单行曲线的，有理曲线的
Example sentencesExamples
- Crowley introduced a unicursal hexigram, where it is drawn with one connecting line, popularized in Thelema.
- A labyrinth is a single path or unicursal tool for personal, psychological and spiritual transformation.
- He then performed a ritual utilizing his new found knowledge of the unicursal hexagram to generate a pattern of movement in space relating to Fuller's vector equilibrium model.
- The labyrinth with a unicursal topology has one path, from the outside to the centre, never crossing itself.
- During the last couple of decades, mazes and unicursal labyrinths have once again become popular.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from uni- 'one' + Latin cursus 'course' + -al.

Definition of unicursal in US English:

unicursal

adjectiveˌyo͞onəˈkərsəl

Mathematics

Relating to or denoting a curve or surface which is closed and can be drawn or swept out in a single movement.
〔数〕单行曲线的，有理曲线的
Example sentencesExamples
- He then performed a ritual utilizing his new found knowledge of the unicursal hexagram to generate a pattern of movement in space relating to Fuller's vector equilibrium model.
- The labyrinth with a unicursal topology has one path, from the outside to the centre, never crossing itself.
- A labyrinth is a single path or unicursal tool for personal, psychological and spiritual transformation.
- Crowley introduced a unicursal hexigram, where it is drawn with one connecting line, popularized in Thelema.
- During the last couple of decades, mazes and unicursal labyrinths have once again become popular.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from uni- ‘one’ + Latin cursus ‘course’ + -al.

单词	unicursal
释义	Definition of unicursal in English: unicursal adjective ˌjuːnɪˈkəːs(ə)lˌyo͞onəˈkərsəl Mathematics Relating to or denoting a curve or surface which is closed and can be drawn or swept out in a single movement. 〔数〕单行曲线的，有理曲线的 Example sentencesExamples Crowley introduced a unicursal hexigram, where it is drawn with one connecting line, popularized in Thelema. A labyrinth is a single path or unicursal tool for personal, psychological and spiritual transformation. He then performed a ritual utilizing his new found knowledge of the unicursal hexagram to generate a pattern of movement in space relating to Fuller's vector equilibrium model. The labyrinth with a unicursal topology has one path, from the outside to the centre, never crossing itself. During the last couple of decades, mazes and unicursal labyrinths have once again become popular. Origin Mid 19th century: from uni- 'one' + Latin cursus 'course' + -al. Definition of unicursal in US English: unicursal adjectiveˌyo͞onəˈkərsəl Mathematics Relating to or denoting a curve or surface which is closed and can be drawn or swept out in a single movement. 〔数〕单行曲线的，有理曲线的 Example sentencesExamples He then performed a ritual utilizing his new found knowledge of the unicursal hexagram to generate a pattern of movement in space relating to Fuller's vector equilibrium model. The labyrinth with a unicursal topology has one path, from the outside to the centre, never crossing itself. A labyrinth is a single path or unicursal tool for personal, psychological and spiritual transformation. Crowley introduced a unicursal hexigram, where it is drawn with one connecting line, popularized in Thelema. During the last couple of decades, mazes and unicursal labyrinths have once again become popular. Origin Mid 19th century: from uni- ‘one’ + Latin cursus ‘course’ + -al.
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