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вершина
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vértice
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Fundamental unit of which graphs (in graph theory) are formed.
node
vertex
graph vertex
graph node
node of a graph
vertex of a graph
graph theory term
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вершина
1
All
vertices
may yield aptive traits of great utility to the organism.
2
Hypergraphs are a generalization of graphs where edges can connect several
vertices
.
3
The twelve
vertices
were joined by a network of thirty straight edges.
4
The cubic framework is generated by sharing the
vertices
of the octahedra.
5
One of the thing's
vertices
had a spike that quickly retracted.
6
Those twenty triangular facets came together at twelve
vertices
;
each vertex joined five triangles.
7
During the final approach, the other three
vertices
of the Node were below them.
8
The stations are the
vertices
and the train lines joining them are the edges.
9
Two of the jets are required to have secondary
vertices
consistent with B-hadron decays.
10
Accumulation of the local strain thus imposed at multiple
vertices
can then lead to disassembly.
11
It has 20
vertices
,
each joining three edges.
12
There is a report a of two girls joined at their
vertices
,
who survived their birth.
13
There were four large spheres at the
vertices
,
connected to each other by six linear transportation corridors.
14
Harv formed right angles with his thumbs and index fingers and defined the
vertices
of a rectangle, book-size.
15
A polyhedron consists of a number of flat faces that join along edges and at
vertices
(points).
16
The icosahedron has 12
vertices
,
which each link 5 edges.
vertices
vertice
medialmost vertices
compose of vertices
define the vertices
displace vertices
major vertices
Russian
вершина
вершина графа
Portuguese
vértice
nó
Spanish
vértice
nodo
vertice
Catalan
vèrtex
node