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Euclidean geometry is the study of spatial relations governed by the Euclidean postulate system.
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Euclidean geometry is the study of spatial relations governed by the Euclidean postulate system.
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Euclidean geometry is the study of spatial relations governed by the Euclidean postulate system.
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This entry identifies a geometry by its postulate framework and does not equate it with every practical measurement convention.
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In this entry, Euclidean geometry is distinguished from non-Euclidean geometries by its governing postulate system.
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A geometric model and a physical space measured with instruments are separate subjects.
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This entry identifies a geometry by its postulate framework and does not equate it with every practical measurement convention.
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