topology

"Even though a coffee cup and a donut look different, in topology they can be considered the same because you could theoretically mold one into the other without cutting or gluing. "

"To understand how students are grouped into study sessions, the teacher created a topology where each study group is a subset of the class, and any combination or overlap of these groups still represents a valid study arrangement. "

"The doctor studied the detailed topology of the patient's heart to understand the source of the irregular rhythm. "

"The school's network topology uses a star arrangement, with all computers connected to a central server. "

"Even if the desks are rearranged in the classroom, the topology of the network – how the computers are logically connected – remains the same because the data still travels through the same central server. "

"The historian studied the topology of the old town square, examining how its layout influenced the decisions made during the revolution. "

"To remember her grocery list, Sarah used a topology, picturing each item in a specific room of her house. "