That announcement was also the source of Twitter's infamous "quadrant" guidance, when the company attempted to explain which uses of its API were acceptable, and which weren't.
Knausgaard's home is a quadrant of low-slung, pretty but unassuming buildings, one of which – his study – is really a glorified garden shed.
9 min: From the quadrant, Huddlestone sends the ball towards the near post, where Bale gets a flick on it.
By public transport Buses run occasional services from Swansea's Quadrant Station (0870 608 2608, traveline.org.uk).uk
The western quadrant of outer London is home to very many of the wealthy who use the airport most; they can continue to enjoy the convenience and also the sound of planes in the sky.
Right now, this looks a pretty plausible scenario.Glance at the lower right-hand quadrant, and things get even gloomier.
In 2010 the Colombian police implemented a "Quadrant Plan" dividing urban areas into territorial beats in order to adopt a more localised approach.
The city has broken ground on two small bits of what it hopes will be a 37-mile network: 1.5 miles in Anacostia, a rundown area in the south-east of the city, and two miles along a burgeoning commercial corridor on H Street in the city's north-east quadrant.
That was a highly statistically significant distinction.Of course, not everybody in the high-power/low-status quadrant of the experiment behaved badly.
Sauli Niinisto, on Europe's edge A puzzling progress Estonia's latest challenge Unaccountable ReprintsOptimists put Mr Primakov in the top left-hand quadrant: Russia will become like Poland.
The Russian state may never be able to regain parity with the West, but it can be a powerful and persistent nuisance.So which quadrant beckons?
