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Meanings of quintillion in English
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Usage of quintillion in English
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Another user calculated that the game can generate 18 quintillion possible worlds.
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Suppose the lifetime of your typical basic god was a hundred quintillion years.
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Oh, really, you'll live it for a quintillion years, will you?
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That worked out to one ship per four and a half quintillion square kilometers-anobvious impossibility.
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The same amount exists on Earth today as millions of years ago -roughly 360 quintillion gallons.
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Every second of every hour of every day the Raman sensors acquire these hundred quintillion data bits.
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We're moving away from it in a straight line, and that thing is three quintillion miles away.
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According to the British long scale, a septillion is a billion quintillion, a one followed by 42 billion.
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Of those 43 quintillion configurations, there are some of them, like this, that are very easy to solve.
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Whole sphere's seven quintillion.
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Five exabytes may seem small - only five of something, after all - but five exabytes is the equivalent of five quintillion bytes.
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There are 10 quintillion insects alive at any time, but entomologists and ecologists worry about our tendency to overharvest species, leading to colony collapse.
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So if it were to have a gravitational effect, from our calculations the spaceship would need a mass of 3.7-quintillion kilograms.
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The world produces 2.5 quintillion bytes every day -enough to fill CD-ROMsstretched from Atlanta to San Francisco, according to Silver.
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And the amount of rice you'd need to cover the entire board - from squares 1 to 64 - would be 18.4 quintillion grains.
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It turns out, there are a mere 500,000,000,000,000,000,000 combinations (500 quintillion) that can be made over the course of a game of checkers.