A figure that is bounded by four straight lines is termed a quadrangle, quadrilateral or tetragon.
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Triangles and quadrilaterals 709 291.
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These latter are nothing more or less than clumsy lugs or quadrilaterals.
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For, in spite of Solferino, it was probable that the tide of victory would be hurled back from the Quadrilateral.
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No more fitting site could be found for the chateau than the quadrilateral formed by these two streams.
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This left in the hands of the Austrians still an important part of northern Italy known as the Quadrilateral.
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Thus the quadrilateral space MDCA contains the Rolandic area.
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The Quadrilateral was passed; then came Franchard.
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British and Belgian troops held Antwerp and the fortresses of the Belgian Quadrilateral in force.
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The scuta are almost quadrilateral.
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The peculiar, oblong, quadrilateral form was probably common to both.
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Rectilinear figures cannot be divided into triangles and quadrilaterals because there are rectilinear figures which have more than four sides.
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It is quadrilateral in shape, consisting of four unequal sides flanked by towers and built round a courtyard.
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Upon entering, one finds himself in a quadrilateral court, which is open to the sky.
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Bernard wished to construct one great fortress, like Antwerp or the once famous strongholds of the Quadrilateral.
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In its centre a quadrilateral marble basin, which still exists, formerly caught the rain-water that dripped from the roof of the portico.
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There are ten quadrilateral prisms, the largest of which has a base of 10 centimetres, the others decreasing by 1 centimetre.
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The walled part of the town is a quadrilateral with faces of about 1200 yds.
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After Solferino the allies prepared to besiege the Quadrilateral.
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They form an enormous quadrilateral terrace, round which a portico of granite columns ran.
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Thus, S and T differ in Z within the quadrilateral defined by the largest and smallest barred and unbarred vertices of Z ; in S the larger ones are connected, while in T the two smaller ones are conected.
Tamari lattices and noncrossing partitions in type B and beyond
It is the space of pairs of quadrilaterals abcd and ABCD , where the second is inscribed into the first, considered up to pro jective transformations.
Moduli spaces of convex projective structures on surfaces
Moreover for any pair of adjacent triangles AiAj Ak and Aj AkAl forming a quadrilateral AiAj AkAl inscribed into the quadrilateral aiaj ak al one can also compute a pair of cross-ratios and assign it to two points on the diagonal Aj Ak .
Moduli spaces of convex projective structures on surfaces
We assign to every triple of flags at the vertices of a Farey triangle their triple ratio, and to every quadruple of flags at the vertices of a Farey quadrilateral the related two cross-ratios, pictured at the diagonal.
Moduli spaces of convex projective structures on surfaces
Figure 2: Notation for a triangle (a) and for a quadrilateral (b).
On simple ideal hyperbolic Coxeter polytopes
Let Q be a quadrilateral 2-face with vertices V , Vi , Vj and Vij .
On simple ideal hyperbolic Coxeter polytopes
Figure 4: Example of a quadrilateral V ViVij Vj .
On simple ideal hyperbolic Coxeter polytopes
Therefore, the nodes vi and vj are joined in the diagram ΣV , that implies that each quadrilateral face containing the vertex V corresponds to a pair of neighboring nodes in ΣV .
On simple ideal hyperbolic Coxeter polytopes
Hence, V belongs to at most n quadrilateral 2-faces.
On simple ideal hyperbolic Coxeter polytopes
While proving Lemma 5 we estimated the number of pairs (vi , vj ) such that the 2-face corresponding to the diagram ΣV \{vi , vj } may be quadrilateral.
On simple ideal hyperbolic Coxeter polytopes
Clearly, this estimate of the number of quadrilaterals is rough.
On simple ideal hyperbolic Coxeter polytopes
Clearly, the number of quadrilateral 2-faces containing the vertex V is bounded by M (ΣV ).
On simple ideal hyperbolic Coxeter polytopes
If 0 < r < R < 1 2 diam(E ), then γZ (r) and γZ (R) are the sides of some quadrilateral QZ (r, R) ⊂ Ω whose other two sides are parts of the boundary L.
Constructive Function Theory on Sets of the Complex Plane through Potential Theory and Geometric Function Theory
Let mZ (r, R) be the module of this quadrilateral, i.e., the module of the family of arcs that separate the sides γZ (r) and γZ (R) in QZ (r, R) (see , ).
Constructive Function Theory on Sets of the Complex Plane through Potential Theory and Geometric Function Theory
This quadrilateral can be chosen such that the two finite length adjacent sides are of length arcsinh1.
Minimal length of two intersecting simple closed geodesics
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