Sentence examples similar to rough perimeters from inspiring English sources

A small, separate shelter was built for the five Inuit, and a rough perimeter created from coal bags and assorted containers.

The unfortunate term does get used, but it's a way to describe the rough target perimeter of a strike and was actually conceived as a way of critiquing the inaccuracy of attacks from such a distance.

Draw a rough sketch of the perimeter of your head based on the measurements you took.

And the truth is that you can drive the 150-mile perimeter of a rough triangle — think of it as the Wisconsin Candy Delta — formed by Green Bay, Manitowoc and Oshkosh and spend at least a whole day slowly sampling candy sure to thrill anybody's valentine.

Anyway, the experimental contact angle is always a macroscopic quantity, and its value can be an average of many microscopic contact angles that may appear around the droplet perimeter on a rough solid surface.

More likely, it reflected the fact that the actual leaves have rough margins, which will inflate perimeter with respect to area, and that the more circular leaves tended to have rougher margins and a greater prevalence of incisions along the margin.

When you're finished stitching, trim any rough edges or excess batting from the perimeter of the quilt to make sure it is neat and even.

Mark the edges of your green by sodding the perimeter with rougher grass.

At Anzac an offensive would be made against the Sari Bair range by advancing through rough and thinly defended terrain, north of the Anzac perimeter.

Step from rough ground over the cattle grids that mark the national park perimeter and the verges become thick with vegetation.

Her rough outline is sketched in pencil, and dollops of oil paint surround the perimeter of a large glass window that she uses as her palette.