The discussion focuses on the hyperboloid of revolution defined by the equation x^2 + y^2 - z^2 = 1, specifically exploring the concept of the parallel of least radius. This parallel is identified as the shortest line connecting two points on the hyperboloid, running parallel to an axis. The term "line of striction" is clarified as a specific curve on a ruled surface that maintains a perpendicular relationship with the ruling lines. It is established that the line of striction represents the central points of the ruled surface, and a formula for the function u(t) associated with this line is provided. Understanding these concepts is crucial for solving related problems in differential geometry.