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The distance of a point above a reference level, especially above the ground or sea.
An atom is an extremely small amount or a minute unit of something, especially in figurative use.
The amount of light that reaches photographic film or a camera sensor when an image is captured, affecting how light or dark the image appears.
The amount of a substance present in a given amount of a mixture or solution.
A constant is a value that does not change within a particular mathematical or scientific context.
A specified size or extent of an object, especially one used when making, fitting, or describing it.
A vector quantity describing the straight-line change from an object's starting position to its ending position, including direction.
The rate or regularity with which something happens or is repeated over a period of time.
The highest or most intense point of a period, activity, or condition.
The high-end is the uppermost or most expensive part of a market, product range, or category.
A system of weights and measures based on British units such as the inch, foot, pound, and gallon.
A literacy rate is the proportion of people in a population who can read and write.
Market penetration is the extent to which a product, service, or idea has been adopted or reached within a market or population.
An amount of money equal to five cents in U.S. or Canadian currency.
A value representing zero or the absence of data, especially in computing or mathematics.
An order of magnitude is a scale of size expressed as a power of ten, or more generally a degree of size used to compare quantities.
A position in a number that determines the value of the digit occupying it.
The total amount of something made or grown, especially goods, crops, or a natural resource, during a particular period.
A reduction in spending or in the amount spent, or the amount thereby saved.
The area of a floor or building, expressed in square feet.
An informal, emphatic large amount of something.