Diameter
Diameter noun - The length of a straight line passing through the center of a circle and connecting two points on the circumference.
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Range and diameter are semantically related in size topic. In some cases you can use "Range" instead a noun "Diameter", when it comes to topics like distance.
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Buggy the Clown can make any part of his body fly around detached as long as his feet are on a solid surface within an unspecified range◊ of his other parts (the author stated the range to be a sphere "200 Bara Bara" in diameter, but what he didn't say is how far that is).
Source: Not Quite Flight - Plasma weapons drop in effectiveness with range (at close range a 5-cm cannon can do moderate damage to a corvette, at longer ranges it won't do more than a week or so of solar wind erosion) and scale up in effectiveness with bore diameter.
Source: Arbitrary Maximum Range - In Steven Universe, Peridot re-engineers an injector into a cannon capable of firing a boulder of 1 meter diameter well past observable range, and this trope is fully used while she demonstrates it.
Source: Law of Inverse Recoil
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