Mickey Mantle had his #7 retired by the Yankees in 1969.
Yogi Berra and Bill Dickey both had their number 8 jerseys retired by the Yankees.
Doug Flutie.
Steve shutt Yvan Cournoyer, whose number is among those retired by the Canadiens. (Steve Shutt wore #22) You're correct that Cournoyer's number was retired in his honor (as well as honoring Dickie Moore), but several Canadiens wore #12 after Cournoyer retired in 1979. Keith Acton wore it in the early 80's, as did Serge Boisvert. Mike Keane wore it in the early 90's before he was traded to Colorado with Patrick Roy.
Hall of Fame pitcher Dizzy Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals whose number is retired and current Colorado Rockies first baseman Todd Helton, who will probably get his number retired, have worn number 17. Lance Berkman wore 17 in his legendary Houston Astros career and it will almost definitely be retired. First baseman Keith Hernandez on six of his eleven gold gloveds wearing number 17 for the New York Mets and a brief tenure with the Cleveland Indians.
Nolan Ryan
Mickey Mantle had his #7 retired by the Yankees in 1969.
Former manager Tommy Lasorda.
Yogi Berra and Bill Dickey both had their number 8 jerseys retired by the Yankees.
49ers Dwight Clark, whose jersey number 87 was retired by the San Francisco 49ers, made one of the most memorable catches in NFL history in the 1982 NFC Championship.
That was the number of Mitch Richmond, the only number retired by the franchise of a player who played entirely on the Sacramento Kings.
Ace Bailey #6 retired by the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1934.
A mixture whose composition is uniform throughout is called Homogeneous Mixture.
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Doug Flutie.
Vinod Kambli
For a large enough sample, it will resemble a rectangle whose base will be the range of the variable and the height will be the reciprocal of the number (or width) of the base.