Cut into squares, size of which is determined by the recipe, generally between 1/2 to 2-inches.

A space figure that has squares for all of its faces.

(1) A polyhedron with six square faces.

A rectangular polyhedron composed of six congruent squares

To cut into cubes or to tenderize meat by hitting with a mallet that leaves small cube impressions in the meat.

noun - Three-dimensional hypercube; its vertices are (+/-1, +/-1, +/-1). It is a polyhedron formed from six equal square faces perpendicular to each other at their edges. It is the realmspace analog of the square in planespace and the tesseract in tetraspace.

popupid: cube](Geometry) A solid composed of 6 side s, 12 edge s and 8 vertex es. All six sides are square and are equal in all respects with exception to spatial orientation.

a six-sided solid. All sides are equal squares and all edges are equal.

A solid figure contained by 6 equal squares.

An original NeXT computer. The motherboard and drives for this machine are packed into a 12-inch matte black cube.

To cut food (such as meat or cheese) into uniform 1/2" cubes.

To cut food into 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) cubes.

To cut a solid into cubes of about 1/2 inch or more.

Cut into small squares, 1 to 2 cm (1/2 to 3/4 inch).

To cut any food item into square pieces of many sizes.

A rectangular solid with square faces.

Cut food into small irregular pieces, using a kitchen scissors or knife. Or cut a large food into smaller pieces (broiler-fryer chicken).

a three-dimensional shape with six square or rectangular sides

a hexahedron with six equal squares as faces

the product of three equal terms

cut into cubes; "cube the cheese"

a box with all faces square regions

an equilateral hexahedron, as well as being a prismatoid

a rectangular solid that has edges with all the same length

a rectangular solid whose edges are each the same length

a regular hexahedron, but there are plenty of irregular hexahedra

a regular hexahedron (six-sided geometric figure)

a sequence of squares laying top to bottom flat on top of each other

a six-faced polyhedron where each face is a square, and three squares meet at each vertex

a solid figure contained by six equal squares

a solid figure enlosed by six equal squares

a solid having all its surfaces of the same magnitude, and all its angles of the same magnitude

a solid symmetrical figure in the physical dimension

a special case of a rectangular prism in which all the sides are equal to a

a special kind of a rectangular box

a three-dimensional figure having six matching square sides

To cut food into 1 to 2 cm cubes.

Polyhedron with six identical square faces.

A solid body having six equal square sides.

To cut into pieces that are the same size on each side - at least 1/2 inch.

A rectangular solid having six congruent, square faces.

a solid figure with six congruent faces

Six sided polyhedron; all sides are equi-dimensional and bisect at 90º. Minerals shaped as cubes belong to the isometric system.

Cut into cubes of a half inch or larger.

To cut into cubes, about 1/2- to 1-inch. Cube may also mean to tenderize meat with a tenderizing mallet or utensil which makes "cube" imprints.

To chop food into even cubes, usually bite-sized.

The action of cutting foods into uniform pieces, about 1/2" on all sides.

(as a verb): To cut into small squares of equal (or semi-equal) size.

A prism with six square faces

To cut into 1/4-inch squares.

Foods such as meat, cheese or bread, cut into small square pieces.

See polyhedron.

To cut food into small cube shapes, larger than diced, usually about 1/2 inch.

To cut food into cube-shaped pieces ranging from 1/4-inch to 1-inch long. Cubed pieces are generally larger than diced food pieces. Dash A small quantity measuring three drops to 1/4 teaspoon.

A cube is a solid geometric figure with six square faces.

Most often a synonym for hypercube.

A particular cut of tobacco, in which the leaf is cut ito small roughly square chunks. A popular cut for Burley tobacco.

Cut into small cubes larger than 1/2 inch.

A Platonic solid consisting of six equal square faces that meet each other at right angles. It has eight vertices and twelve edges.

One of the seven basic forms in the highest symmetry (hexoctahedral) class of the cubic, or isometric, crystal system. It has six square faces that make 90° angles with one another, each of which intersects one crystallographic axis and is parallel to the other two. Gem-quality cube-shaped diamond crystals are so rare as to be regarded as collector's items.

A six sided shape in which all of the sides are squares. The six sides are congruent. Think about dice from a game. Those are two cubes.

1. A solid with six equal square sides and all angles right angles. 2. Raised to the third power.

A three-dimensional figure with six square faces.

a database of de-normalized tables

a fact table that is linked to a subset of dimensions that are available in the database at a given grain

a logical organization of multidimensional data

a multidimensional framework to which you can assign measures

a multidimensional representation of business facts that can be accessed quickly to provide specific information

a multidimensional structure that contains dimensions and measures

an object with three dimensions

an OLAP metadata entity

a representation of multidimensional database data in a dimensional model

a set of dimensions that provide organizational structure for measures

a special data structure populated with data from your database

a specialized database that is optimized to combine, process, and summarize large amounts of data in order to provide answers to questions about that data in the shortest amount of time

a three-dimensional object made up of two-dimensional objects, all at right angles

Also known as multidimensional cube or PowerPlay cube. It is a .mdc file created by Cognos PowerPlay Transformer. It contains measures (data) organized into dimensions to allow various views of a database. All PowerPlay view files (.ppr) point to a defined view in a cube file.

A multidimensional structure that forms that basis for OLAP applications. Despite the name, most OLAP cubes have many more than three dimensions. in multidimensional OLAP (or MOLAP) databases, cubes are created and stored physically, whereas in relational OLAPs, cubes are a virtual concept based on a star or snowflake schema. A variety of corss-dimensional calculations and aggregations are possible within a cube, and the dimensions can usually be pivoted in reports.

A multidimensional database. A multidimensional database is a method of referencing data through multiple dimensions. An individual cell is the intersection of a point for a set of dimensions.

The basic structure of data in a data warehouse, analogous to a record in a relational database. A data cube contains dimensions, hierarchies, levels, and members. Each specific data location in a cube is called a cell.

A structure in which data is arranged along various dimensions (for example, time, geography, and product line), and is used to support OLAP functions.

A data cube is a multidimensional structure that contains an aggregate value at each point, i.e., the result of applying an aggregate function to an underlying relation. Data cubes are used to implement online analytical processing (OLAP).

A multidimensional data source created in PowerPlay Transformer. It contains measures (data) organized into dimensions to provide faster retrieval and drill-down in PowerPlay.

A set of data that is organised and summarised into a multidimensional structure defined by a set of dimensions and measures.

A three-dimensional "view" of data with a dimension forming each side of the cube. Typical dimensions for a human resources cube are time, jobs, and components.

The fundamental structure for information in an OLAP system. A structure that stores multi-dimensional information, having one CELL for each possible combination of dimensions.

One of the Oracle8 operators that can be used in a GROUP BY clause for dimensional analysis. Similar to the ROLLUP operator (see ROLLUP), but also includes cross-tabulations--i.e., it uses every possible combination of the columns or expressions in the GROUP BY clause to produce super-aggregate rows.

A logical organization of measures with identical dimensions. The edges of the cube contain dimension members and the body of the cube contains data values. For example, sales data can be organized into a cube, whose edges contain values from the time, product, and customer dimensions and whose body contains Volume Sales and Dollar Sales data. In a star schema, a cube is represented by a fact table.

See Data Cube.

A set of data generated by OLAP that is organized into a multidimensional structure that contains dimension and summary data.

Cube is a free software/open source Quake-like first-person shooter computer game that runs on Windows, GNU/Linux, Free BSD, Mac OS X and even Pocket PC devices with 3D acceleration such as Dell Axim x50. It uses Open GL and SDL. Cube features both singleplayer and multiplayer gameplay.

Interior volume of a truck body, semitrailer or trailer, measured in cubic feet.

A term used to describe the space used in a trailer based on floor space and height.

Term used to describe how much loading space (percentage) inside a trailer has been used or is available. For example, a trailer that is loaded exactly halfway full would be called 50% "cubed" out of a possible 100%.

A cubic foot of cation resin or filter medium. (A term as used in the water treatment industry.)

A measure of volume expressed in cubic feet.

A cubic foot of ion exchanger or filter medium.

The volume of the shipment or package (the product of the length x width x depth).

Another name for the doubling cube.

(see Doubling Cube)

When you multiply a number by itself two times in a row. Example: The cube of 2 is 2 x 2 x 2 or 8.