Sentence examples for smaller rectangles from inspiring English sources

The building is one large rectangle attached to smaller rectangles on the south, west and north sides.

As it turns out, nothing more than a rectangle framing two smaller rectangles, white and black, standing for the signature and magnetic strips.

The "short line" on the floor marks the point beyond which a served ball must bounce on the floor, and the rear area enclosed by this line is divided into two smaller rectangles that function as service boxes, within one of which the server must stand while serving and within the other of which the ball that he has served must bounce on the floor.

The three larger rectangles represent the outer models, wherein the latent variables (LVs) LVoverall, LV10, and LV1 are formed by their corresponding manifest variables (MVs), represented by the smaller rectangles.

In order to solve problem (Q), based on this observation, for any given (thetain 0,1)) we want to construct a polynomial size grid by subdividing H into smaller rectangles, such that the ratio of successive divisions is equal to ((1+theta)) in each dimension.

At 2 03, the video splits into 35 equally sized smaller rectangles, each containing a clip of a "ChartJackersProject" viewer clapping in time with "I've Got Nothing".

We can divide the smaller rectangle into a square and an even smaller golden rectangle: We can go on for as long as we like subdividing rectangles.

A golden rectangle can be divided into a square and a smaller rectangle that has the same proportions as the original rectangle, and the smaller rectangle can itself be subdivided into a square and still smaller rectangle with those proportions, and so on.

"Before Teddy did anything, the garden was a rectangle of concrete, edged with a smaller rectangle of dirt," Mr. Tseng said.

And the second floor is a smaller rectangle divided into three small bedrooms and one small bath.

You should have a smaller rectangle.