Point
For
technical reasons
, "Point #1" redirects here. For the studio album by Chevelle, see
Point No. 1
.
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point
,
Points
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Point
or
points
may refer to:
Mathematics
Point (geometry)
, a representation of an exact position in a physical or mathematical space
Point, or
element
, in category theory, the generalized concept of a set element
Decimal point
Places
Point, Cornwall
, England, a settlement in Feock parish
Point, Lewis
, a peninsula in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland
Point, the northeast tip of the Inner Hebrides island of
Lismore, Scotland
Point, Texas
, a US city
Business and finance
Point (loyalty program)
, a form of currency used as a purchasing incentive
Point (mortgage)
, a payment made up front in exchange for a reduced interest rate
Measurement units
Point (gemstone)
, 2 milligrams, or one hundredth of a carat
A unit of
card stock thickness
Point, 1/100 of an
inch
, formerly used to describe rainfall in Australia
Point (typography)
Points, an
antler
's size by the number of its tips
Printer point
, a unit of relative exposure in photography
Navigation
One of the 32 directional
points of the compass
Point of sail
, a sailing craft's direction of travel in relation to wind direction
Point, the direction of an object by its
clock position
Sports
Point, in sports
scoring
Point (American football)
Point (basketball)
Point (ice hockey)
Point (pickleball)
Point (tennis)
Points (association football)
Point (cricket)
, a fielding position
Point guard
, in basketball
The point (ice hockey)
, a player location
Technology and transport
Point, a data element in a
SCADA
system
Points, a
contact breaker
in an ignition system
Points, a
railroad switch
(British English)
A
penal point
assessed for a driving offense
An archaeological
projectile point
Public Oregon Intercity Transit
, styled POINT, a public transit system
Arts, entertainment, and media
Music
Point
(Cornelius album)
, 2001
Point #1
, a 1999 album by Chevelle
Point Music
, a record label
Points
(album)
, 1990, by jazz pianist Matthew Shipp
"The Points" (song)
, a 1995 single and video from the
Panther
soundtrack
Point
(Yello album)
, 2020
"Point", a song by the American band Bright from
their self-titled album
Other uses in arts, entertainment, and media
High card points
, used for hand evaluation in contract bridge
Le Point
, a French weekly
Point Broadcasting
, a radio broadcasting company
Pointe technique
, in ballet
Other uses
Full point
, point, or period, a punctuation mark
Point (coat color)
, animal fur coloration of the extremities
Point (geography)
, a peninsula or headland
Point (surname)
Point, a
pointing dog
's stance when signalling a quarry's location
Point, as in "
take point
", the literal or figurative front person in a military or other endeavor
Point University
, West Point, Georgia
See also
List of mathematical properties of points
Critical point (mathematics)
, a stationary point of a function of an arbitrary number of variables
Point-free geometry
Stationary point
, a point in a single-valued function where the value of the function ceases to change
Basis point
, 1/100 of one percentage point
Percentage point
, the arithmetic difference between two percentages
Pivot point (technical analysis)
, a price level used to analyze stock market movement
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Paris point
, used for shoe sizes
Interpoint
, a punctuation mark
Endpoint (disambiguation)
Lapointe (disambiguation)
, also Lepoint/La Pointe/Le Point
Midpoint (disambiguation)
Point Lookout (disambiguation)
Pointing (disambiguation)
Points system (disambiguation)
Start Point (disambiguation)
The Point (disambiguation)
Tipping point (disambiguation)
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Point
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Point
. (disambiguation)
Dot (disambiguation)
Period (disambiguation)
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