There are clasps and finials used for clothing, heavily inscribed and inlaid with stones.
They are the objects of ordinary life, demonstratively inscribed and growing more flamboyant over the decades.
The body is conscious but at rest, the formal relation between a carved horizontal plane and the multiplicity of curves, inscribed and volumetric.
In his construction of an infinite sequence of inscribed and circumscribed geometric figures, Gregory was one of the first to distinguish between convergent and divergent infinite series.
Fermat computed areas under the curves y = axk for all rational numbers k ≠ −1 by summing areas of inscribed and circumscribed rectangles.
Close inspection reveals surfaces delightfully animated by straight and loopy brush strokes, inscribed and raised lines and dots, dashes, dollops and squiggles.
In the early 2000s there was already an interactive video game whose premise was that an evil woman has torn out the pages of the book in which human history is inscribed and substituted false information for them.
In "A Druid's Herbal of Sacred Tree Medicine" (Destiny Books, 2008), Ms. Hopman lays out the sacred properties of all the trees that make up the ogham, an inscribed and coded alphabet of the ancient Celts.
Instead of confining the circle between an inscribed and a circumscribed polygon, the new view regarded the circle as identical to the polygons, and the polygons to one another, when the number of their sides becomes infinitely great.
They were first editions of Jorge Luis Borges's first two collections of short stories, "A Universal History of Infamy" (1935) and "The Garden of the Forking Paths" (1941), inscribed and dedicated to Victoria Ocampo, who published much of Borges's early and most important work.
Both the inscribed and the provoked attitudinal values are identified in the analyses.
