- The Kármán
line (or von Kármán
line /vɒn ˈkɑːrmɑːn/) is a
conventional definition of the edge of
space; it is
widely but not
universally accepted. The...
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white space when text is
rendered for
display by a computer. For example, a
space character (U+0020
SPACE,
ASCII 32)
represents blank space such as...
- at the
point where the
line is broken. The zero-width
space can be used to mark word
breaks in
languages without visible space between words, such as...
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descenders from the
previous line. The lack of
white space between lines makes it
difficult for the eye to
track from one
line to the next,
makes rivers...
- In
mathematics and physics, a
vector space (also
called a
linear space) is a set
whose elements,
often called vectors, can be
added together and multiplied...
-
line break at its position. In some formats,
including HTML, it also
prevents consecutive whitespace characters from
collapsing into a
single space....
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Space is a three-dimensional
continuum containing positions and directions. In
classical physics,
physical space is
often conceived in
three linear dimensions...
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Line and
Space is an
architectural design firm
founded in 1978, by Les Wallach, FAIA, and
headquartered in Tucson, Arizona. They have
completed projects...
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evenly spaced marks in
either direction representing integers,
imagined to
extend infinitely. The ****ociation
between numbers and
points on the
line links...
- (projective)
line at infinity. As an
affine space with a
distinguished point O may be
identified with its ****ociated
vector space (see
Affine space § Vector...
