1. Having the form or characteristics of a gyroid; spiral or rotating in shape.
Usage: technical; mathematics and geometry
2. Relating to or resembling a gyrus (a ridge on the brain's surface).
Usage: anatomy; neuroscience

Examples

• The gyroidal structure of the minimal surface fascinated the mathematicians.
• The architect designed a building with gyroidal columns that twisted upward.
• Brain imaging revealed the gyroidal patterns characteristic of healthy cortical development.
• The gyroidal arrangement of the petals created a mesmerizing spiral effect.
• Engineers studied gyroidal geometries to optimize the strength-to-weight ratio of the material.