For example, in Figure 6, one solution circle (pink, upper left) encloses two given circles (black), but excludes a third; conversely, its conjugate solution (also pink, lower right) encloses that third given circle, but excludes the other two.
There is something about the right enclosed space, she said, that puts you at ease: "The articulation of space, yet you're not closed in," Ms. Nevins said.
Around 1920 the first grids appear, intersecting at right angles, enclosing squares and red, yellow or blue monochrome rectangles.
The Priory exercised its right to enclose land between Aldersgate (to the east), Long Lane (to the north) and modern-day Newgate Street (to the south), erecting its main western gate which opened onto Smithfield, and a postern on Long Lane.
A Scheduled Ancient Monument in its own right, the moat encloses approximately an acre of land around the property.
An especially nice touch is the glimpse of the No. 4 train rumbling by in the small opening between the otherwise majestic decked stands and the bleachers in right in an enclosed outfield overloaded with corporate signage.
Fig. 1 Slab a (to the left) and slab b (to the right; dashed outlines enclose authentic skeletal material) of the Eocene fossil primate D. masillae (from Franzen et al. 2009b).
From this result, for the case where the radii to the two locations are at right angles, the enclosed angle Δθ = π/2, and the form corresponding to Pythagoras's theorem is regained: s^2 = r_1^2 + r_2^2.\, The Pythagorean theorem, valid for right triangles, therefore is a special case of the more general law of cosines, valid for arbitrary triangles.
Use a rectangular scrap of leather the right size to enclose the flint, and fold it around the back of the flint.
The little enclosed space right outside the doorway devoted to herbs is a modern conception".
There is a network of roads and ditches at right angles within the enclosing canal and dike.
