(1) He said it had been decided to construct service roads for the highways being built under the golden quadrilateral project.

(2) Bennin then showed that the quadrilateral formed by a triangle's equalizer is, indeed, always a Pythagorean quadrilateral .

(3) I am quite aware of the danger in the curved shapes in contrast to the relative safety of quadrilateral shapes.

(4) A quadrilateral meeting with Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam is also planned on the sidelines of the series of regular meetings.

(5) These are known as the diagonals of the complete quadrilateral .

(6) This point is labelled A 3b, to emphasize that it is a degenerate quadrilateral .

(7) The structure was little more than a hundred story tall segmented cylinder protruding from a quadrilateral base.

(8) It is clear from the quadrilateral case that these spaces have several connected components.

(9) The cross sectional outline is a quadrilateral having a foot surface, a dorsum and two u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510sides.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb

(10) For a quadrilateral ABCD find P minimising AP + BP + CP + DP.

(11) The bilobate living area has quadrilateral contours and is partly flanked by some horizontal logs and a vertical slab.

(12) The motifs and figures represented include polychrome images of bison, masks, and quadrilateral signs of unknown meaning.

(13) My guess is that these X's and quadrilateral shapes are caused by windows across the street reflecting the light of the low sun.

(14) In front of the classroom, her teacher babbled on about how to prove a quadrilateral was a square.

(15) Techniques were developed that guaranteed all quadrilateral surfaces were planar.

(16) The complete quadrilateral is nothing but a 4-line in Morley's terminology.

(17) As in Simone's painting, all the carpets depicted consist of rows of octagonal or quadrilateral compartments.

(18) This type of superstructure could be erected on foundations with either round or quadrilateral contours.

(19) The perimeter wall, up to 2.75 m. thick, encloses an irregular quadrilateral area of about 1.59 ha.

(20) Consider the first nontrivial instance of the equal-area problem, the quadrilateral shown in Figure 1.