CONTENTS

(1) Introduction
(2) Origins

DESCRIPTION
(3) Generic characteristics
(4) Distinct characteristics
 
  "IIIR" - type
"IIIL" - type
"OOO" - type
"IIO" - type
"OOI" - type

(5) Colored illustrations
 
  "IIIR" - type
"IIIL" - type
"OOO" - type
"IIO" - type
"OOI" - type

(6) Photographs of models
 
  "IIIR"- type
"IIIL" - type
"OOO" - type
"IIO" - type
"OOI" - type

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(4) DISTINCT CHARACTERISTICS
      OF
      EACH OF THE (5) STRUCTURES. (CONT'D.)

THE "OOI"-TYPE STRUCTURE.
This structure has (2) characteristics, as itemized below.

-1): In (2) of its stacks:
      any (2) adjacent fabrics are mirror-imaged, or opposite.

      In the (1) remaining "odd" stack:
      all fabrics are identical.

-2): It is non-handed.

The constitution of each of the (3) stacks in the structure
determines its designation: "OOI".

Note:
In Fig's. -7(a), -7(b), -7(e)
the "odd" stack is shown as the vertical stack.

The structure contains left- & right-handed nodes,
like those shown in Fig's. -7(c) & -7(d) respectively.
They are interdistributed among each other in a manner
as shown schematically in Fig. -7(e).

These left- & right-handed nodes are
interdistributed among each other
in such a fashion that
single-file columns of only left-handed nodes
alternate with
single-file columns of only right-handed nodes.

These (2) kinds of columns, seen "end-on,"
are interdistributed among each other
as black & white checkerboard squares
are among each other.

These columns are coincident - in a one-with-one fashion -
with the transits of the odd stack.

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