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Quadrats typically occupy an area of 0.25 m2 and are
traditionally square, but
modern quadrats can be rectangular, circular, or irregular. A
quadrat is...
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between words, etc.
There are
quadrats of
different sizes, as m-
quadrats, n-
quadrats, etc.,
which are, respectively, of the
dimensions of
these letters...
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nickname Quadratestadt (Square City) and
tourism slogan "Leben im
Quadrat" ("Life in the Square"). At the
southern base of that
system is Mannheim...
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quadrat or
Quadrat in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
quadrat, in
ecology and geography, is a
frame used to
isolate an area for study.
Quadrat may...
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ecologists often place quadrats at
random or
evenly spaced intervals along a
transect line or grid. The use of
multiple quadrats enhances the representativeness...
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quadrat) is a unit in the
field of typography,
equal to the
currently specified point size. For example, one em in a 16-point typeface...
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block containing formatting characters that
enable full
formatting of
quadrats for
Egyptian hieroglyphs. The
block size was
expanded by 32 code points...
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consequent width of the page or
column to be set, with
spaces and
quadrats of
different sizes being used to make up the
exact width.
Early composing...
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after which using larger quadrats results in the
addition of only a few more species. This is
called the
minimal area. A
quadrat that
encloses the minimal...
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Quadrat ("Square") or
Viereck ("Rectangle") is a simple,
German patience game,
which is pla**** with a
French pack of 32 or 52 cards.
Zudecken ("Covering")...
