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'''Measuring Distance''' is a method of [[Number Generation|generating numbers]] that involves evaluating a particular length parameter, although exactly what units are used may vary. In many cases, the units are arbitrary, and instead what is measured is the number of segments or intermediate points that make up a path between a pair of points. |
'''Measuring Distance''' is a method of [[Number Generation|generating numbers]] that involves evaluating a particular length parameter, although exactly what units are used may vary. In many cases, the units are arbitrary, and instead what is measured is the number of segments or intermediate points that make up a path between a pair of points. |
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==Notable Examples== |
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==Puzzles That Utilize This Element== |
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| [[The Ferris of Them All]] || [[MIT Mystery Hunt (2020)|MITMH 2020]] || [[The Grand Castle]] |
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Latest revision as of 05:26, 12 July 2021
Measuring Distance is a method of generating numbers that involves evaluating a particular length parameter, although exactly what units are used may vary. In many cases, the units are arbitrary, and instead what is measured is the number of segments or intermediate points that make up a path between a pair of points.
