- of a
seked slope is of the
Great Pyramid of Giza in
Egypt built around 2550 BC.
Based on
modern surveys, the
faces of this
monument had a
seked of 5+1/2...
- Look up
seke in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Seke may
refer to:
Seke language (Nepal), a Sino-Tibetan
language related to
Thakali Seke language (Vanuatu)...
- and the
seked (Egyptian for slope),
while problem 58
gives the
length of the base and the
height and uses
these measurements to
compute the
seked. In Problem...
- base.
Ancient Egyptians used
seked – how much run for one
cubit of rise – to
describe slopes. For the
Great Pyramid a
seked of 5+1/2
palms was chosen...
- Greece. It was
founded in 1918 as the
Socialist Workers'
Party of
Greece (
SEKE) and
adopted its
current name in
November 1924. It is the
oldest political...
-
Seke might be: The Seki
language of
Equatorial Guinea and
Gabon The
Thakali language of
Nepal The Ske
language of
Pentecost Island,
Vanuatu This disambiguation...
- pyramids. A
seked problem is
reported as follows: If a
pyramid is 250
cubits high and the side of its base 360
cubits long, what is its
seked?" The solution...
-
Steve Sekely (February 25, 1899 –
March 9, 1979) was a
Hungarian Jewish film director. Born István Székely, he was
known by
several names,
based on his...
- and
Mustang Districts. Its
dialects have
limited mutual intelligibility.
Seke (Serke, Tangbe, Tetang, Chuksang) is
sometimes considered a
separate language...
- 57 of the
Rhind papyrus, a
thousand years earlier,
defines the seqt or
seked as the
ratio of the run to the rise of a slope, i.e. the
reciprocal of gradients...
