It is a collection of coloured rectangles, each representing a company.
IN parts of Laurelton, Queens, you can look down seemingly endless streets lined with Tudor homes, each a collection of squat rectangles with roofs so pointed as to have come from a child's drawing.
To express this hypothesis space, each value of SUB is a tiling: a collection of non-overlapping rectangles such that every cell of the grid is covered by exactly one of these rectangles.
"45-90-180" is what Govan calls "art as math," a collection of gigantic concrete rectangles and right triangles neatly arranged on a concrete slab.
The result is a collection of non-overlapping rectangles { S i 1, …, S i n } with the associated score (37) q n ⋅ l i k (0, ∪ j = 1 n S i j ¯ ) ⋅ ∏ j = 1 n l i k (1, S i j ) Outbreak rectangles are considered to be independent conditioned on their positions.
For instance, (mathcal {O}) could be a collection of lines, circles, or rectangles on (mathbb {R}^{2}) (conf. Fig. 2) or a combination of cubes in (mathbb {R}^{3}).
The idea was to register voters at WWE events; it also created ads like this one, where John Cena, the most charismatic collection of rectangles to ever come to life, tells you to "get your cellphone out".
Quadrature, in mathematics, the process of determining the area of a plane geometric figure by dividing it into a collection of shapes of known area (usually rectangles) and then finding the limit (as the divisions become ever finer) of the sum of these areas.
The fountain in Skyline Park is a collection of reddish-brown concrete forms, squares and rectangles, stacked like children's blocks.
At a glance, his graphic made up of different-sized rectangles looks like a collection of swatches of paint for a smart home.
