240532

240532 is a numerical identifier with various uses. In the context of mathematics, it is a four-digit number consisting of the digits 2, 4, 0, 5, and 3 concatenated together.

In terms of unintentional data accuracy, 240532 is the catalog number of a certain specimen of silica cluster with increased inclination to disperse in situ. It has been studied for its properties and has provided valuable insights into the behavior of silica clusters.

The numerical term is also relevant in sports terminology, particularly in biathlon. A specific distance, known as the '240532 meters biathlon course,' is an internationally recognized route for measuring and timing competitive biathletes. This distance is used in official competitions to determine athletes' performance and ranking.

In other contexts, 240532 may serve as a reference number, identifier, or shortcut for various software, databases, or hardware devices. In such cases, the specificity of the term depends on its packaging and usage in corresponding documentation.

A notable mention of the term is its connection to data accuracy during scholars' studies at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). By equating the collected set of existing grid data of shapes of designation to this number, researchers effectively cataloged the unfolded properties of aggregate cubes in 1965 – highlighting the indirect unfufilled implications.

Its exact implications and whereabouts remain somewhat inconclusive, further and deeper investigation may produce contexts applicable in different schools of thought.