mathematical point

A mathematical point is conceived to have no dimensions, a mathematical line but one, and a mathematical plane but two.

In a mathematical point of view the most natural definition is that the sides be geodetic or shortest lines.

Crime has its natural causes, which lie outside of that mathematical point called the free will of the criminal.

Apart from the impossibility of aiming at it, the mathematical point would be of no use as a bulls-eye.

Nor must we suffer our thoughts to take sanctuary in a mathematical point.