Sentence examples for a grid of squares from inspiring English sources
It sees you sliding a grid of squares horizontally and vertically to make shapes, with four modes keeping you playing.
The use of a grid of squares as the geometric motif of the season was as deliberate as every other aspect of this show.
Naoji Ishiyama from Japan has used a grid of squares inside his larger one, and the small squares contain body parts -- a shoulder, a torso, an eye, as well as a couple of hardware screws.
The best is "Bestial," a large, bearlike creature whose pear-shaped body is defined by a grid of squares made of grisaille-toned fabric wired together like a crude quilt facing.
But innocent individual preferences of this sort can have startling effects on a large network, as Schelling discovered when he drew a grid of squares on a piece of paper and played an illuminating game.
Dr Foley and his colleagues also discussed this find at the conference.An earlier model of AUV called SeaBed was programmed to swim over the Chios wreck following a grid of squares with sides 2.5 metres long.
Methods: The material is made up of alternating layers of a metal, which conducts electricity, and an insulating material; both are punched with a grid of square holes.
It consists of a grid of square panels of dark blue-gray, red-brown and ivory, each embroidered in white thread, with sprigs of herbs, field flowers and basketlike shapes with arching, heart-shaped handles.
The approach involves a procession, from the square outside through the downstairs vestibule, its ceiling painted sky blue, faux Pompeiian landscapes on the walls and a grid of square stone piers supporting iron arches that anticipate what's above.
The single facade left for him to design he imagined as a grid of square loggias, intended to evoke Schinkel's Altes Museum, recalling Rossi too, and maybe a bit of fascist architecture.
The building is unassuming at street level – brown brick, a grid of square windows – but pass through its doors and the white galleries billow upward like a hyper-intelligent car park flying through space.
