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It's about the number of Elements on the Periodic Table.
(a.k.a. Periodic Table of the Elements, a.k.a chemical elements) (confirmed elements as of 2016)
It's about one-and-one-tenth times the number of Wolves in Yellowstone National Park.
In other words, 118 is 1.130 times the count of Wolves in Yellowstone National Park, and the count of Wolves in Yellowstone National Park is 0.8850 times that amount.
(a.k.a. Henihco'oo; a.k.a. Héetíhco'oo) (December 2014 figures; Wyoming Park area)
It's about nine-tenths the number of Union Stations in the United States.
In other words, 118 is 0.8740 times the count of Union Stations in the United States, and the count of Union Stations in the United States is 1.140 times that amount.
(a.k.a. Union Terminal; a.k.a. Joint Station; a.k.a. Union Depot) (2016 figures)
It's about four-fifths the number of Moons in our Solar System.
In other words, 118 is 0.8080 times the count of Moons in our Solar System, and the count of Moons in our Solar System is 1.240 times that amount.
(2015 figures) (confirmed moons only; dwarf planet satellites not included)Astronomers and other scientists have confirmed the presence of 146 moons orbiting the major planets of our Solar System. About one third of those moons — 53 — are in orbit around the planet Saturn
It's about one-and-three-tenths times the number of Keys on a Piano.
In other words, the count of Keys on a Piano is 0.770 times 118.
(Moden layout; A0 to C7)
It's about two-thirds the number of John Wayne films.
In other words, 118 is 0.6630 times the count of John Wayne films, and the count of John Wayne films is 1.510 times that amount.
(a.k.a. "Duke", a.k.a. JW, a.k.a. Marion Mitchell Morrison, a.k.a. Marion Robert Morrison, a.k.a. Duke Morrison) (films starring the actor in any size role)Known for his distinctive voice and walk, Oscar-winning Western actor John Wayne appeared in 178 films between 1926 and 1976. He was said to have the lead role in 142 of those films.
It's about one-and-three-fifths times the number of Submarines in the US Navy.
In other words, the count of Submarines in the US Navy is 0.630 times 118.
(a.k.a. Subs) (includes all types, all classes) (2015 figures) |
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