Adjective:

கன சதுர வடிவமான,

cubica's Usage Examples:

I, Ben Gustefson, collated boring statistical figures while locked in a cramped cubical of a company that offered me no future potential.

(If the molecules of air at normal temperature and pressure were arranged in cubical order, the edge of each cube would be about 2.

Lead monoxide is dimorphous, occurring as cubical dodecahedra and as rhombic octahedra.

The cathedral was built between 973 and loos; the gallery round the back of the apse and the crypt have plain cubical capitals of this period.

An important character, and one by which the mineral may always be recognized, is the perfect cubical cleavage, on which the lustre is brilliant and metallic.

- Medusae more or less cubical in form, with four perradial rhopalia alternating with four interradial tentacles or groups of tentacles; oral arms short; stomach a wide cavity bearing four interradial groups of phacellae and giving off four broad perradial pouches completely separated from each other by four interradial septa (i.

pressure, W i the weight in water, atmospheric conditions remaining very nearly the same; p is the density of the water in which the body is weighed, a is (I +at°) in which a is the coefficient of cubical expansion of the body, and S is the density of the air at t°, p mm.

(a) What would be the dimensions of a cubical vessel which would exactly hold 125 litres; a litre being a cubic decimetre ?The earth is sold by apothecaries in stamped cubical blocks.

The cubical expansion of mercury from 0° to 100° C.

It crystallizes in the cubical system, often in beautiful octahedra and rhombic dodecahedra.

(a) What would be the dimensions of a cubical vessel which would exactly hold 125 litres; a litre being a cubic decimetre ?Thus in the case of cyanacetic acid, while the volume V changed by doubling from 16 to 1024 litres, the values of k were 0.