Some examples are: 1  the Earth's atmosphere. 2  a falling object. 3  an hydraulic pump. 4  the wing of an airplane. 5  a glass of water. 6  a crystal or other solids. 7  the nucleus of an atom. 8  fundamental particles like quarks.
In a radical pendulum swing, away from the short-content fans, these content marketers rave over the long post. They insist that the most successful and high-converting blog posts should be in the multiple thousands of words. My about page has over 2,000 words.
How many words should one page include? I have what might be a funny question. I've noticed that writers and companies count a page as between 250 and 300 words. However, my customers' instructors usually state that they want the paper in Times New Roman 12-point, double-spaced, with 1-inch margins on all sides. When I do this, I end up with a little over 360 words per page.