Sentence examples for squares that a from inspiring English sources

We looked at a bunch of squares that a new basement floor could be made of and chose this really cool thing, sort of a rubber surface with a pattern on it that my wife really liked from a design perspective and I really liked because it reminded me of the floor of an underwater hideout.

One statement might be: "Either the upper-left corner is blank, or the two squares that a knight threatens from that position must be blank".

In "Source" (1963), the precision of a centered, thin-lined blue cross on a white field is offset by yellow corner squares that create a golden peripheral aura.

He argued that a Latin square should be chosen at random from the set of possible Latin squares that would fit a research design and that the Latin-square design should be carried through into the data analysis.

"The problem is getting a set of squares that matches up in a nice order".

If you are not familiar with QR codes, they are the squares that look like an orphaned bar code was errantly placed in an advertisement.

Players see colored squares that indicate the chance that a quark is present in a particular spot.

Thus, one unconsciously tends to complete (close) a triangle or a square that has a gap in one of its sides.

Grid squares that do not contain a cell have zero F and B at all times.

This belief was shaken, however, by the discovery that the diagonal of a unit square (that is, a square whose sides have a length of 1) cannot be expressed as a rational number.

If the player steps on a square that contains a mine, the mine detonates and the player loses some health; if the square is mine-free, it is ''cleared" and displays the number of mines in the eight adjacent squares.