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edge in
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edge in, edge upverb
push one's way into (a space)
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edge in
In the context of data structures and networks, an edge refers to the connection or link between two nodes or vertices in a graph, tree or any other complex data structure. In the context of geometry, an edge refers to a line segment connecting two vertices in a shape or figure, particularly in a polygon or polyhedron.
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of edge in in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of edge in in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
Examples of edge in in a Sentence
Political science tells us the Democrats will need a substantial edge in the national vote, maybe 10 points, to make up for gerrymandering and vote concentrations so they can take the House.
For as small of a company as we are, people are amazed at the publicity we've received, but it comes from finding that niche, that way to do your product differently that gives you an edge in the marketplace.
This fragment is small, but it’s very distinctive, it has a smooth surface, a high polish, that doesn’t occur naturally. It doesn’t occur by accident. Someone has to sit and grind the edge in order to make an axe.
People in this movement allow for confronting, jostling, committing low-level types of offenses, but there has been for some time a core that have tipped the movement to confrontational violence, the hardest edge in the Antifa spectrum comes under that category...not all Antifa are busting heads.
It has a smooth surface, a high polish, that doesn’t occur naturally. It doesn’t occur by accident. Someone has to sit and grind the edge in order to make an axe.
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