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polygon A connected two-dimensional figure bounded by line segments, called sides, with exactly two sides meeting at each vertex.
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polygon A flat plane defined by a series of points. Most modern 3D rendering techniques use mathmatical representations of polygons as the basis for their representation of a 3D world (also see Voxel).
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polygon thematically homogenous areas composed of one or more faces.
Ãâó: www.sedris.org/glossary.htm
polygon A three or more sided 2D shape from which 3D environments are created, and which can then be represented on a 2D screen.
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polygon An area enclosed by a line describing spatial elements, such as a similar yields range, land use or soil type.
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