The phrase "identical figures" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to figures or shapes that are exactly the same in size and proportions. Example: "The two triangles on the page are identical figures, with all angles and sides measuring the same."
Symmetries are continually revealed to be subtly asymmetrical; seemingly identical figures are often shown to be individual.
(In some 19th-century ballets the corps women are deliberately identical figures — Wilis, swans, spirits — a kind of collective echo of the heroine and her plight).
The focus is on a line or circle of identical figures moving in the same direction, indicating the importance of the group over the individual.
The formal massing of figures suggests the beginnings of mastery in design, and a formula has been devised for mutiplying identical figures, such as chariot horses.
He's one of 100 identical figures, cropping up across the mountains of Vorarlberg in west Austria, like so many cast-iron von Trapps.
Two types of experimental tasks were used: a similarity-judgment task and a matching-figures task in which reaction time to find identical figures in a display was measured.
They found that all young juncos had nearly identical masses (Figure 6A) regardless of experimental treatment, but the wing lengths of the delayed fledging juncos were substantially longer (Figure 6A and B) than controls, as expected.
Since this source is at the aimpoint/on-axis, the two garfs are nearly identical; Figure 2 shows the +1 order plotted on top of the -1 order.
The TGA curves of the AC550 and ACFL550 are apparently identical (Figure S6), which confirmed the formation of highly pure γ-Al2O3 support from the Al foil.
In short, twenty ROIs (left insula: 1 10, right insula: 1 10) were chosen in three horizontal planes that were left-right identical (Figure 1).
Somewhat more than half of the children (57.6%) aged 7 12 recorded a headache episode across the whole period with an almost identical figure for parents.
