It's super thin at just 7.1mm thick, with heavy-duty Kevlar fiber back casing and a unique shape with squared off corners.
Early cartes pre-18700) tond to have square corners, as here.
The rounded corners suggest a date before 1900, when square corners again became popular.
Early cartes tend to have square corners, as here, and display little or no advertising.
His grave was dug precisely, by hand, and a mourner admired its craftsmanship and square corners.
Nets having square corners, with knots in each of the corners, are frequently used in fishing and are popular for curtains.
(Zoë/Rounder) On her first three albums the Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards made folk rock with sturdy shoulders and square corners.
('Oh, look, an iPhone with square corners and two volume buttons.') In Denton's hands, it's a story of intrigue: 'How did they get the phone?
You can parse Malevich's compositional subtleties and intuitive, continually tweaked and skewed geometries, and his sometimes magisterial, sometimes quirky disdain for symmetry, square corners and straight edges.
"While our adversarial system may permit such advocacy by private parties, when the United States appears before us, it is duty-bound to 'cut square corners' and seek justice rather than victory.
