In a manner relating to or having the form of a gyroid, which is a three-dimensional curved surface that spirals around in both directions.
From gyroid (from Greek gyros 'circle' + -oid 'resembling') plus the adverbial suffix -ally. The term gyroid was coined in mathematics to describe specific minimal surfaces discovered in the 1970s.
Gyroids aren't just abstract math—they show up in nature in butterfly wings and bone structures, and scientists study them to create stronger, lighter materials for everything from aerospace to prosthetics.
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