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To clearly visualize how alleles are distributed amongst descendants, we can a diagram called the Punnett square.
To calculate the proportions for each genotype and phenotype, we can use a Punnett square too.
Let's start with a square that has area of one meter.
Now let's chop the square in half, and then chop the remaining half in half, and so on.
Now you can see why we choose this particular way of cutting up the square.
As we construct more and more blue pieces, to use the math jargon, as we take the limit as n tends to infinity, the entire square becomes covered with blue.
But the area of the square is just one unit, and so the infinite sum must equal one.
This was a seven-week cruise, and this is us, having made our own maps of about 75,000 square kilometers of the seafloor in seven weeks, but that's only a tiny fraction of the seafloor.
The ocean covers roughly 71% of our planet's surface, some 360 million square kilometers, an area in excess of the size of 36 U.S.A.'s.
I also know how to take the area of a square.
But how can I take the area of a circle and create a square with an equal area?
Leonardo's sketch, which is influenced by the writings of the Roman architect, Vitruvius, places a man firmly at the center of a circle and a square.
Additionally, Vitruvius recognized that arm span and height have a nearly perfect correspondence in the human body, thus placing the body perfectly inside a square as well.
Looking back at the sketch, we can see that by changing the position of the man, he can fill the irreconcilable areas of a circle and a square.
Besides creating over 800 square meters of new habitats and living reef, visitors to the marine park in Cancun now divide half their time between the museum and the natural reefs, providing significant rest for natural, overstressed areas.
My colleagues at Google started a search campaign trying to find me, and the fellow protesters in the square demanded my release.
When you hear the word symmetry, maybe you picture a simple geometric shape like a square or a triangle, or the complex pattern on a butterfly's wings.
It's your skin, with a surface area of about 20 square feet in adults.
Because each bit must be written onto a physical area of the disc, we're always seeking to increase the disc's areal density, or how many bits can be squeezed into one square inch.
The areal density of a modern hard drive is about 600 gigabits per square inch, 300 million times greater than that of IBM's first hard drive from 1957.
But at around 100 gigabits per square inch, shrinking the magnetic grains further or cramming them closer together posed a new risk called the superparamagnetic effect.
Scientists resolved this limitation in a remarkably simple way: by changing the direction of recording from longitudinal to perpendicular, allowing areal density to approach one terabit per square inch.
And while those drives are currently in the prototype stage, scientists already have the next potential trick up their sleeves: bit-patterned media, where bit locations are arranged in separate, nano-sized structures, potentially allowing for areal densities of twenty terabits per square inch or more.
Therefore, every locker that is a perfect square will remain open.
One fun way to count them is to make a square, put an instrument at each corner, and draw the diagonals.
We've designed these square robots that we're testing right now at MIT called OperaBots.
Then I choose an 11-pixel square from the nose, paint the background, and look for the corresponding color in the industrial palette, Pantone.
I got to the set and realized: it's a square.
But as we enter, the ground drops below us and our perception shifts, where we realize that these columns evoke the lynchings, which happened in the public square.
Afterwards, they took him out into this public square and ritualistically tore his insignia from his uniform and broke his sword in two.
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