dragon curve造句

• The dragon curve is another unusual example.
• A "'dragon curve "'is any member of a family of recursive methods such as Lindenmayer systems.
• If each fold is then opened out to create a right-angled corner, the resulting shape approaches the dragon curve fractal.
• This pattern in turn suggests the following method of creating models of iterations of the Heighway dragon curve by folding a strip of paper.
• It also fails the " fractional dimension " definition-but then so do space filling curves such as the Hilbert curve, and the Heighway dragon curve.