Converse of object

• make: Probably the best way to make a sphere is to make a polyhedron with a large number of sides.

• limit: Normally by the end of the calculation less than one half of the entries in BOX actually are used to define the limiting polyhedron.

• select: Select the polyhedron, then print the corresponding net on card stock.

Adjective modifier

• new: Each stage of refinement defines a new, denser, polyhedron whose vertices are related to local sets of vertices of the original.

• convex: In origami this term is often misused to mean any star-like form produced by adding pyramids to the faces of a convex polyhedron.

• sparse: The head of this list is iteratively decimated and the list updated until a target number of vertices for the sparse polyhedron is met.

Preposition: with

• vertices: For example, for a product of five numbers, we obtain a 3-dimensional polyhedron with 14 vertices.