Sentence examples for tiles of the from inspiring English sources

The substitution rules decompose each tile into smaller tiles of the same shape as those used in the tiling (and thus allow larger tiles to be "composed" from smaller ones).

In a typical tiled display architecture, a set of "display nodes" (computers) drive individual tiles of the overall display.

The poker drops on to the tiles of the hearth with a little rattle.

I wanted the focus to be on Ashrita and not the lines in the tiles of the wall behind him".

The show traces California pottery from tiles of the teens to minimalist planters of the 1950's.

'I told you,' Klint says, 'I'm working on a chair.' " The roof tiles of the Sydney Opera House were Utzon's version of the chair.

He was confronted by bloody insurgent attacks so near that a suicide bombing rattled the windows and ceiling tiles of the military compound where he was attending briefings.

WITH its tiles of the purest blue, few places on a bright spring day rival the beauty of the Shrine of Hazrat Ali.

The countertops and a backsplash above the stovetop and sink are laid with the earth-toned herbier ceramic tiles of the French artisan Roger Capron.

For two days they had been littered with the blue-on-white plastic tiles of the bogeys made by this year's Open field, so it was nothing new.

Gossaert brought the same attention to precision when painting the broken tiles of the floor and the wild plants growing in holes where stones are missing.