Often used metaphorically to describe the highest point in a situation or process.

Metaphorical Use

Used when referring to the pointy top of an object, not necessarily a triangle.

Physical Shapes

Highlights where lines or paths come together in geometry or figuratively.

Point of Convergence

In computing, it's about controlling the shape or appearance in digital graphics.

Control in Graphics

Refers to the specific points that define detailed aspects in graphic models.

Precision in Details

In medical context, it refers specifically to the uppermost part of the human head.

Top of the Head

Describes the peak altitude of a celestial body from an observer's perspective.

Celestial High Point

Used for events in astronomy, often associated with precise timing.

Astronomical Events

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World's Hardest Climb...

 They have to obey four simple laws. And they're very simple, easy to understand. The first law is two-colorability. You can color any crease pattern with just two colors without ever having the same color meeting. The directions of the folds at any vertex --

The math and magic of...

 If it’s a valley, there are four valleys and one mountain. Either way, the model doesn't fall flat. The third rule is that if we number all the angles at an interior vertex moving clockwise or counterclockwise,

The satisfying math of...

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