Sentence examples for in rectangular forms from inspiring English sources
There are African groups (e.g., Zulu and San), for example, whose environments are virtually lacking in rectangular forms, by contrast with the carpentered, right-angled world of people in Western cultures.
If Samsung continues to build glossy black, 10-inch tablets in rectangular form, it still may not be able to circumvent Apple's Community Design 000181607 for the iPad.
This quantization is caused by a combination of the measurements being reported in rectangular form using 16-bit scales integers and the large full scale deviation used for the scaling of the current waveform.
The flag of the Kingdom of Italy was that of the Republic in rectangular form, charged with the golden Napoleonic eagle.
The complex number z can be represented in rectangular form as : z = x + iy\, where i is the imaginary unit, or can alternatively be written in polar form (via the conversion formulae given above) as :z = r\cdot \cos\varphi+i\sin\varphi) and from there as : z = re^{i\varphi} \, where e is Euler's number, which are equivalent as shown by Euler's formula.
The inner corrosion layers were denser and more consolidated in needle-like or rectangular forms.
Guillotine cutting, which is also called edge-to-edge cutting, is a common method for cutting rectangular forms, in which the cutting edge starts on one side and continues to the opposite side (Suliman 2006; Ben Messaoud et al. 2008; Belov and Scheithauer 2006; Mellouli and Dammak 2008).
Moreover, Swedish Consultants (SWECO) (1986) and Alzznni (2002) recommend that the area of natural rangeland is divided into sections of 400 km2 in a rectangular form extending from north to south.
The traditional round shape of the earliest kivas contrasts with square and rectangular forms common in residential Pueblo architecture.
The ancient horseshoe and rectangular forms of sistrum are still played in the Ethiopian Orthodox Christian Church.
Oval, lozenge, and rectangular forms suggest stability and protection and often surround vulnerable figures in narrative paintings.
