Assertion: polyhedron's face | /r/HasProperty | vertex
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Source sentences:
text: An isohedron (isogon) is a convex polyhedron such that the group of its rotations and reflections about its centroid carries any of its faces (vertices) to any other face (vertex).
text: A 0-dimensional face is called a vertex, and consists of a single point.
text: An isohedron (isogon) is a convex polyhedron such that the group of its rotations and reflections about its centroid carries any of its faces (vertices) to any other face (vertex).
text: An isohedron (isogon) is a convex polyhedron such that the group of its rotations and reflections about its centroid carries any of its faces (vertices) to any other face (vertex).
text: An isohedron (isogon) is a convex polyhedron such that the group of its rotations and reflections about its centroid carries any of its faces (vertices) to any other face (vertex).
text: An isohedron (isogon) is a convex polyhedron such that the group of its rotations and reflections about its centroid carries any of its faces (vertices) to any other face (vertex).
text: An isohedron (isogon) is a convex polyhedron such that the group of its rotations and reflections about its centroid carries any of its faces (vertices) to any other face (vertex).