Varied you can get many sizes but most usual in 44 inches.
OR: The length of a Fencing sword varies, and depends on your age and size.
It also depending on a sword type. Katana is about 40 inches, rapier 40-44 inches, longsword 42-50 inches , one handed medieval sword: 32-39 inches, duelling sabres 37-40 inches. These meassurements are approximate and depending on your own size.
The short answer is "there isn't one." It's never been set in stone that, for example, a 17" blade is a dagger while an 18" one is a short sword. Most often, it's left to the smith who forged it to describe it; if the smith is replicating an existing design, he'll probably use the terminology already applied to it. Oakeshott typology--a modification of the earlier Petersen typology of the Viking sword--doesn't define a standard minimum length for any of the swords it categorizes.
A common longsword is designed so that the blade does not reach past the wielders ankle. So the average length would be the distance from the palm of a man/woman of average height to their ankle.
As for swords in general: they vary far too greatly to tell us an average length for any non-arbitrary meaning.
There were no standard lengths of swords in the Middle Ages. In fact there really were no fixed standard units of measure; the foot varied in length depending on who was king.
What trail, you have to be more specific, jeeez, im only a computer!
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There are a few types of short swords for thrusting.The Gladius was a short thrust-focused sword popular with Roman legionaries.Some (especially shorter) Celtic swords would have been particularly useful for thrusting, despite the trend for such weapons to normally focus on cutting edges.Even Medieval Arming Swords, which had good thrusting points for gaps in plate armour, could also count as some varieties would have been short (even if typically not).The Smallsword is a good later example from around when Rapiers and Sabres were popular, its name is not a coincidence and it was very thrust-oriented.From a similar time, the Spadroon could come in a short and thrust-oriented variety (though they varied in length and cut/thrust focus).
Inches would be better, because some people have very specific preferences as to the length of the jumprope. They may really prefer a 55" jumprope over a 60" rope, but you would label these both as 5 foot ropes.
When a player is on his/her half of the ice and shoots the puck the remaining length of the ice (past the goal line), towards the opposition, without it touch another player or goalie.
According to Goldsworthy, the blade of the Roman military dagger or "pugio" varied in length from 9 to 14 inches.According to Goldsworthy, the blade of the Roman military dagger or "pugio" varied in length from 9 to 14 inches.According to Goldsworthy, the blade of the Roman military dagger or "pugio" varied in length from 9 to 14 inches.According to Goldsworthy, the blade of the Roman military dagger or "pugio" varied in length from 9 to 14 inches.According to Goldsworthy, the blade of the Roman military dagger or "pugio" varied in length from 9 to 14 inches.According to Goldsworthy, the blade of the Roman military dagger or "pugio" varied in length from 9 to 14 inches.According to Goldsworthy, the blade of the Roman military dagger or "pugio" varied in length from 9 to 14 inches.According to Goldsworthy, the blade of the Roman military dagger or "pugio" varied in length from 9 to 14 inches.According to Goldsworthy, the blade of the Roman military dagger or "pugio" varied in length from 9 to 14 inches.
There is no specific length of an inchworm.
you did not ask a question that is specific enough to answer without great length to cover federal and all 50 states as well as all municipalities.
In Malaysia, and Indonesia, it's a ceremonial dagger called a "Keris". However, in the southern Philippines, also known as the "Moroland," it's called a "Kris". In the Moroland, the Kris can also be a wavy bladed sword, about 25" in length.
The features that should be considered when buying a keyboard stand would be how heavy is your keyboard, will it be sturdy enough to hold the weight. Is it the correct length and can it be adjusted in height.
It has no specific length
Massachusetts law does not state a specific length or size of knife that can be legally carried. There are however, specific laws on the type of knife that cannot be openly carried. Stilettos, daggers, ballistic knives, and dirks are all expressly forbidden from being carried, open or concealed. The law also forbids carrying a stiletto, dagger, ballistic knife, and dirk in the passenger area of the car. Double-bladed knives cannot be carried. These knives are not illegal to own, however.
The question is not specific enough for a sensible answer. It could refer to the ratio of the area of the shape to its perimeter or depending on its shape, the ratio of the area to the length of one or more of its sides.
Length is usually considered the greatest dimension of the floor
A parfocal lens is a lens that stays in focus when magnification/focal length is changed. There is inevitably some amount of focus error, but small enough to be considered insignificant.
The length of a diagram is dependent on that specific diagram. All diagrams are different in size.
There is no specific length for any answer. It depends on the question.