### shape:

Prism
* allow the children to explore what happens when light is bent.
* also considers sample size when weighting.
* are clear plastic with easy to read millimeter lines on both sides
  - effective in the treatment of double vision
  - for the best quality and erecting lenses for cheaper instruments
  - laboratory equipment
  - located in windowsills
  - optical devices
* are part of spectroscopes
  - telescopes
  - polyhedrons
  - round pieces of glass
  - unique in that each color of light is refracted to a different angle
  - used in binoculars to bend the light
* bend different colors different amounts.
* can be very effective for patients that require glasses to see
  - break up white sunlight
  - fit a family of curves at once
* centers around an abstract metacode that simplifies code creation and usage.
* collection of unix machines that operate with common resources.
* defines a curve as a large number of points.
* divert or refract light rays toward the direction of their bases.
* generates the curve as a series of line segments.
* has a lot of red, green, and even blue flecks
  - no common sense
  - the potential to increase engine life by keeping peak cylinder pressures at bay
* helps scientists efficiently analyze and present experimental data.
* is many things
  - used to bring the first dispersion order of the grating back on axis
* links data to transforms, statistical analyses, curve fits and graphs.
* maintains the link between data, results and graphs.
* placed in glasses can usually reduce double vision until the nerve function returns.
* produce a rotation of the visual world.
* run differently in longitudinal and transverse sections.
* separate the colors that make up white light into a spectrum of rainbow colors.
* server product that does HTML content conversion.
* shows all of the radiation beams and their directions at once.
* treats all body types equally
  - the two lines as one
* video conferencing server for the internet.
* works by moving the perceived location of what is being seen relative to the other eye.
+ Prism (optics), Uses: Optics
  * Prisms are used in binoculars to bend the light. This lets the tubes of the binoculars be short. Sometimes prisms are used to reflect light instead of bending it. Some cameras use a prism to send light to the viewfinder, so the photographer can see what will be photographed.

### shape | prism:

Cuboid
* have six faces, which form a convex polyhedron.
  * A 'cuboid' 3D shape. Cuboids have six faces, which form a convex polyhedron. Simply speaking, cuboids are made from 6 rectangles, which are placed at right angles. A cuboid that uses square faces cube, if the faces are rectangles, other than cubes, it looks like a shoe box.

### shape:

Pyramid
* Any pyramid third part of the prism with the same base and equal height.
* Some pyramids are simple and similar to a chain letter
  - have special carvings or artifacts at the top
* also reflect the demographic history of a country.
* are also useful in alleviating stress factors
  - energy accumulators and transmitters
  - hard to move - so are mountains
* are illegal and are based on taking advantage of people
  - because they are inherently fraudulent
  - magic and mystery
  - manifolds
  - monuments
  - speculation
  - tapered cigars with a small, pointed head and a larger foot
  - television shows
  - the most recognizable Mayan structures
  - where it's at
* become the tomb of choice for pharaohs.
* can represent an image in several different ways.
* cheerleading gym in Concord, California.
* hold better in fast water.