For example, the circumference of a circle cannot be picked out from this unity of infinite quantities of infinite dimensions and is of course the part of one quantitative continuum, which indicates that the accurate value of the circumference of a circle to its diameter(π) is 1 because there is only one quantity that exists. Furthermore, any given circle circumferential length (the parts of space of the one quantitative continuum) consists of infinitely many quantities indicated by the change in direction.