Sentence examples for square perspective from inspiring English sources

Standing height was measured using a Handi-stat set square (Perspective Enterprises, Portage, MI) to the nearest 0.1 cm.

More interesting from a cost-per-square-meter perspective can be the 11th (around the Place de la Republique), the 18th (Montmartre), the 19th (home to Buttes Chaumont park and the popular Bassin de la Villette), and the 20th (one of the most multi-cultural areas of this city), all neighborhoods enjoying gentrification and becoming increasingly trendy.

Faced with the task of trying to square multiple perspectives, can it be a coincidence that the most important Scottish fiction writer in the century after 1707, Tobias Smollett, wrote an entire novel in letters penned by five different main characters?

On the other hand, the MWF provides an optimal solution for broadband noise reduction from a minimum mean square error (MMSE) perspective.

Continue by drawing two perspective square outlines of the box' cover.

New partitions have been created, so convincingly solid that at times the Met seems to have mixed itself an instant church; turn right immediately after the entrance, and you gaze down a perspective of square arches, framing to perfection, at the far end, a trio of lusty young men.

Even thought it is still a cylinder, it will look like a square because of your perspective.

He has a need to make the whole universe square statistically and he loses perspective".

Each of Zebra's 2-foot-by-3-foot holographic tiles contains 500,000 separate hogels, and each hogel, 1 millimeter square, offers a slightly different perspective of the same image from the next hogel.

Specifically, for the general case, in terms of the mean performance, we show that the mean value of the weight error vector approaches zero as iteration numbers go to infinity, which implies the asymptotical convergence of the proposed algorithms; from the perspective of mean square performance, we derive the mathematical expressions for the steady-state MSD and EMSE values.

And in the Gooch-Dillard houses that Edward Larrabee Barnes designed, he captured Jeffersonian simplicity with the long perspective of a squared-off, outdoor brick passageway.