Gears: Spherical Gears

RBF Definitions

"Having different sized teeth, and rates of revolution,

Two such gears cannot mesh, but associate only tangentially.

Consequently, their axial centers must be farther apart

Than are those of meshable gears.

Omnidirectionally pulsative systems

Are, in effect, spherical gears.

Their inwardly and outwardly pulsating and rotating 'teeth'

Consist of multifrequenced circumferential and radial waves

Of fifty-six great-circle subdivisions of spherical unity,

Often nonmeshing with other local systems.

The universally infrequent meshing of wavelengths and frequencies

Produces an omnicondition

In which the new omnidirectional system's center must, as each is

created,

Continually occupy omnidirectionally greater domains of disorder."

Citations

C06531