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frustum
1. Geometry
a. the part of a solid, such as a cone or pyramid, contained between the base and a plane parallel to the base that intersects the solid
b. the part of such a solid contained between two parallel planes intersecting the solid
2. Architect a single drum of a column or a single stone used to construct a pier

frustum [′frəs·təm]
(mathematics)
The part of a solid between two cutting parallel planes.


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The most striking component of Gary Hill's Frustrum (all works 2006), one of two installations commissioned by the Fondation Cartier that were recently presented concurrently in New York and Paris, is a projected video animation of a giant eagle caught in the wiring of an electrical pylon.
Goldstein & Associates represented the tenant in the transaction; * Frustrum Group, Inc.
Parasolid Frustrum support for the major UNIX Platforms (HP, SGI, SUN, IBM, DEC) was added to existing support for Windows.
 
 
 
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