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Cone (from Middle High German: cone " stick, stick, wooden figure, Icicle ") stands for:

In mathematics:

Cone ( geometry), a geometric body that arises when one connects all points of an in-plane, bounded round flat piece straight with a point (peak or apex) outside the plane
Cone ( linear algebra ), a subset of a vector space
Cone (topology ) cone over a topological space
Figure cone of a continuous map in the topology
The cones belonging bottle- shaped figure
Conical mountains, can have different shapes and are not necessarily geometric shaped cones

In other language:

Keila (City) ( German: cone), a town in northern Estonia
With the kids, a standing phrase which means something like " the entire relationship " or " with children, pets and luggage " comes from the Old High German kegil, " stick, peg " from and had in the Middle Ages the additional meaning " illegitimate or unmarried child, "or" bastard "or" child of a concubine "
In the printing industry, the expansion of a printing type, by which the size of the printed font is determined, see Letter

Cone is a surname:

Arnold H. Kegel (1894-1981), developer of the Kegel exercises for the pelvic floor muscles
Bernhard cone ( * 1953 ), German writer
Boris Kegel -Konietzko ( born 1925 ), German art dealer
Edward Cone (1821-1900), Catholic priest and member of the German Reichstag
Ernst Cone (1876-1945), German chemist
George Cone (1857-1912), German architect
Gerhard Kegel ( diplomat ) ( 1907-1989 ), German diplomat
Gerhard Kegel ( jurist ) ( 1912-2006 ), German legal scholar and university teacher