Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Latin plural of
vertex .
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- noun Plural form of
vertex .
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The individuals in the graph are called the vertices, or nodes.
SuperCooperators Martin A. Nowak 2011
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Frequency is determined by the distance between vertices aka triangle size
Site Home Shawn Hargreaves - MSFT 2011
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Since the only changing aspect of the vertices is the heights - the
The Code Project Latest Articles soledelmare 2009
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Assuming the order of the vertices is a, b, ..., f in Fig. 6.38, construct a 6.8 depth-first spanning forest; indicate the tree, forward, back and cross arcs, and indicate the depth-first numbering of the vertices.
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On Planarity you have blue dots (called vertices) connected by lines
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In this framework the vertices are the elements satisfying s (x) = x (and hence
Algebra Pratt, Vaughan 2007
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We can also define subclasses that implement 'vertices' differently than 'polygon'.
Bluish Coder 2010
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For example, if you have "vertices" turned on in the Snap & Glue dialog box, you can glue connectors to a target shape's corners.
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In mathematics, and especially in topology, a graph is an abstract object consisting of a number of points ( "vertices") and lines ( "edges") connecting those points, and is used to study networks and similar objects.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] JonG 2010
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We can also define subclasses that implement 'vertices' differently than 'polygon'.
Bluish Coder Chris Double 2010
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