Möbius

[ mœ-bee-uhs, mey-, moh-; German mœ-bee-oos ]

noun

1. Au·gust Fer·di·nand [ou, -g, oo, st , fer, -di-nahnt], 1790–1868, German mathematician.

Example Sentences

This creates a mobius loop of out-of-control cost-of-living increases that exacerbate homelessness, crime and inflation.

From Seattle Times

Directed by Lance Oppenheim and produced by Benny and Josh Safdie among others, “Ren Faire” depicts and embodies a Möbius strip of truth and grandiosity.

From New York Times

The sculpture exemplifies a family of mechanical devices, called Möbius kaleidocycles, invented in the Unit, which may offer guidelines for designing chemical compounds with novel electronic properties.

From Science Daily

It was a Möbius strip of a subject.

From Literature

Her work also includes research into the structure of molecules that “misbehave,” perhaps tying themselves in knots or taking the shape of a Möbius strip.

From New York Times