Cubical

Valence theory Lewis' cubical atoms (as drawn in 1902) About 1902 Lewis started to use unpublished drawings of cubical atoms in his lecture notes, in which the corners of the cube represented possible electron positions.

But if you’ve ever been in an office where people are always on the phone, you know the nightmare of sound that can result in common cubical or even open-plan offices.

I ran from one cubical to another, from Ward 100 to Ward 12 to emergency ward, from point of oxygen supply to the point of delivery to make sure uninterrupted oxygen delivery.

The adorable wombats have a unique ability which has puzzled biologists for quite a while now: they make cubical poop.

Then a bunch of loud obnoxious cubical-occupants from some pathetic social circle come in, all wearing the same shirt, or hat, or whatever, and trash the scene for an hour.

As today, each player had 15 checkers and used cubical dice with sides numbered one to six.

Fudge dice are cubical dice featuring two sides marked with plus signs, two with minus signs, and two blank.

He included what became known as Lewis dot structures as well as the cubical atom model.

Ludus duodecim scriptorum used a board with three rows of 12 points each with the 15 checkers being moved in opposing directions by the two players across three rows according to the roll of the three cubical dice.

Similarly, a widely studied class of polytopes (polyhedra) is that of cubical polyhedra, when the basic building block is an n-dimensional cube.

The Harappans also made various toys and games, among them cubical dice (with one to six holes on the faces), which were found in sites like Mohenjo-Daro.

The other four Platonic solids are the most common non-cubical dice; these can have 4, 8, 12, and 20 faces.