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  • ...ir shape: a [[circle|circular]] aphedon is a [[rew]], for example, and a [[square]] aphedon is a [[scutra]].[[Category:Aphedones|Aphedones]][[Category:Worlds
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  • ...th. As a special case of both formulae, the area of a [[square (geometry)|square]] of side length ''s'' is <math>s^2</math>. The area of a [[triangle]] is ...square [[Wikipedia:parsec|parsec]]s, square [[wikipedia:cubit|cubit]]s, or square [[Wikipedia:smoot|smoot]]s.
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  • ...ter]]s in total [[area]], its total land area is less than eighty thousand square kilometers. The rest is taken up by the fluids of its monals, of which the ...and [[Ulamia]]. In all, the shees cover a little more than fifty million square kilometers&mdash;still very much less than the total surface area of the wo
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  • ...r of the bob plus two-fifths the ''reciprocal'' of that distance times the square of the bob's radius.) Still, it was less than a decade later that the term ...owers of the units of length whose conversions have already been given), a square kilometer is equal to about 247.1 [[acre]]s, and a cubic meter is equal to
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  • ...counting those skeletons, the ratio comes out to about 10.5 skeletons per square meter of structural elements. ...mply called the [[Square (City of Bones)|Square]]. Near the center of the Square is a pit called [[Heaven's Well]], partly lined with bones. A relatively n
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  • ...ility), boneyards can grow quite large, some of them covering thousands of square meters. The largest boneyard, the [[White Sea]] in northern [[India (Nucle
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  • ...s to seriously impede visibility, with perhaps three to twelve "drops" per square meter per second. Curiously, within a given screaming rainstorm, all the " ...A storm of screaming rain generally covers an [[area]] of several hundred square kilometers, though occasionally much larger storms do occur, their areas an
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  • ...an be any shape, and while they ''are'' usually round, they aren't always; square travel circles aren't all that uncommon, and for some reason in [[Alfenane]
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  • ...field of jumbled [[bone]]s and bone fragments, covering nearly a thousand square [[meter|kilometers]]. It is constantly, though slowly, growing, adding mor ...l, Liiran lays uncontested claim to an area of about thirty-seven thousand square kilometers, most of which lies in three long [[valley]]s, the largest of wh
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  • ...m a distance like an ornate castle or cathedral, shaped roughly like two [[square]]s overlapping at a corner. One especially tall tower rises near one of th
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  • ...re rare, and only found within an area of a little over a hundred thousand square kilometers. This has led many scholars to believe they must represent a re
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  • ...ronounced gap in the distribution anywhere in the range of several million square kilometers or so, then the landmasses above the gap, and only those, will u
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  • ...e corner [[truncation|truncated]]... in this case, assuming it's a perfect square and the three long sides are all of equal length, this would make the ratio
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  • ...ced by removing at each step four "[[edge]]" squares instead of the center square, is the [[box fractal]]. Some fractals are similarly produced but by ''add
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  • ...orce obey the [[inverse square law]], becoming weaker in proportion to the square of the distance between the two objects. The electromagnetic force can be
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  • ...s not been fully explored, what surveys have been made indicate that it is square in shape and has two large continents, as well as a number of smaller islan ...y measure this. Certainly the city's [[area]] is at least eleven thousand square [[meter|kilometer]]s, but may be significantly larger.
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  • ...cattered all over Jhembaz, though most of them are quite small, only a few square [[meter|kilometers]] in [[area]]. Some of them exist where some [[enchant]
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  • The world of Sent is much larger than [[Earth]], about fifty billion square kilometers in surface area. However, it contains no large landmasses; the
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  • ...s first constructed, but there are some common themes. A motif of three [[square]]s touching at a corner, which figured prominently in its original ornament ...six hectares, while the smallest, [[Platform 92J]], covers scarcely twenty square meters.
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  • ...ite limit to its resolution (on the order of one "pixel" per three or four square millimeters), this is generally only important when the damacolot is very c
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  • ...where gravity points toward the [[center of mass]] and obeys an [[inverse square law]] and is the strongest influence on a world's formation, a disk-shaped
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  • The Golden Dome covers some 4400 square [[meter]]s, the building roughly [[semicircle|semicircular]] in shape, thou
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  • ...rters is called, is a sprawling complex covering some six hundred thousand square [[meter]]s.
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  • ...athematical]] coincidence that 144 happens to be the [[square (arithmetic)|square]] of twelve, and the resulting convenience of extending this relationship t
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  • ...sters are fairly elaborate affairs, covering hundreds or even thousands of square meters of space, though they are still ultimately prisons. Nor are they ne
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  • ...in the 1920s, was even larger, covering at more than thirty-three million square kilometers nearly a quarter of the Earth's land area. (It is as a legacy o ...orld rectilinear borders may for some reason be common&mdash;the perfectly square nations on the continents of [[North Minium|North]] and [[South Minium]] on
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  • ...n]]s created by the Aabelon are the [[nookery door]], a small [[wood]]en [[square]] that can be placed against any object of sufficient [[size]] to create an
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  • ...[[settlement]]s, canals run between the [[building]]s and [[square (place)|square]]s, and townspeople get about in low [[batelle]]s, passing beneath the freq
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  • ...). The largest of these fairs, the [[City of Delight]], covers almost two square [[meter|kilometer]]s.
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  • ...igur of [[Zyl]], who has a [[multim in parvo|mipped]] area of hundreds of square kilometers dedicated to raising azagogs, which he then sells (through inter
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  • ...ly useful, bindings to areas the size of a room, or even of a few thousand square [[meter]]s, are common. In fact, they're far more common than bindings to
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  • ...er|kilometer]]s across but their total area covering scores of millions of square kilometers. Many inhabitants of the higher shees have developed [[magic]]a
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  • ...[lemon (geometry)|lemon]], or a [[superegg]], or a more exotic shape. A [[square]] with its [[diagonal]]s could be a projection of a four-sided [[pyramid]], ...ng or another two-dimensional surface. In terms of physics, the [[inverse square law]] pervasive in three-dimensional worlds would be replaced in ''n''-spac
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  • ...], with the river running between opposite [[corner]]s. One corner of the square is the mouth of the river where it meets the Rainbow Sea; the part of the s
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  • ...the Gutwood covers a roughly reniform [[area]] a little over three million square [[meter|kilometer]]s in [[area]]. This, in fact, describes only its ''outw
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  • ...se. Its sprawling rooms and corridors span nearly three hundred thousand square [[meter]]s, their labyrinthine layout virtually innavigable by anyone not a
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  • ...erall [[shape]] is roughly like a capital L with a short stem, or like a [[square]] with one quadrant removed. Within that area, it comprises, by the most c
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  • ...the largest city by area; Baie-James had a total area of over 330 thousand square kilometers. For all its area, however, Baie-James had a population of not
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  • Dr. Permuta lives on a small isle she calls [[Petch Island]], only some two square [[meter|kilometers]] in area and uninhabited except for Dr. Permuta and her
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  • ...nd-owner" on Khalan is a [[goran]] named [[Closter]], who controls several square [[meter|kilometers]] he runs as a sort of private resort he calls simply "T
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  • ...nbound and unkempt. She wears an [[clothing|outfit]] made of discordant [[square]]s of [[fabric]] of various [[color]]s and [[pattern]]s, clamped together b
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  • Most fidos stick to a defined territory of some few thousand square [[meter]]s, and do not stray far from it. While fidos may be refractory an
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