Tools Rectangular Selection

A prism decomposes light.

We have made the rectangular piece.

And then we will make two more rectangular pieces.

A rectangular area with edges of one furlong (i.e.

For a rectangular barrier, this expression is simplified to formula_38.

A polar bear is a rectangular bear after a coordinate transform.

To make rectangular piece inflate balloon leaving about eight inch flat tail.

Nepal is currently the only country with a non rectangular national flag.

Her new album, Prism, debuted at No. 1 this week.

The town was divided into rectangular districts with a vast open place in the center.

Because pixels are actually, right now, confined in these rectangular devices that fit in our pockets.

But what if common European institutions are not viewed through the prism of national institutions?

China's modern view of foreigners and their intentions is necessarily refracted through the prism of such history.

The Moleskine notebook is easily recognised, by its black rectangular cover, its elastic, its broken white pages, as if aged over time.

They, too, see the world through a prism that makes America continue to appear essential, but no longer preeminent.

Among modern technology fans a popular topic is augmented reality, lately seen primarily through the prism of special glasses.

Our web aggregation and personalization tools have a tendency to see the world through the prism of our perspective.

It's an elegant approach to dramatize a story that was so often filtered through the prism of social media.

One of the most obvious cases is linked to PRISM, a US government program often mentioned in the news today.

Indeed, even the locals themselves apparently view the fires, at least in part, through the prism of the conflict in Ukraine.

Israel and Palestine have become, he said, the hopeless and bloody prism through which American diplomacy often seems to see the world.

There is no such thing as true objectivity. We all perceive the world subjectively, through the prism of our experiences and beliefs.

Powerfully projected through a prism of regret and resignation in Zelenskaya and Tankov's animation, it somehow seems the most harrowing of the five.

We should continue to engage the assistance and cooperation of civil society, whose members look at this issue through the prism of humanitarian considerations.

It provides people with a prism to consider the nature of the existing order and to sow the seeds of an alternative social structure.

Following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the US viewed the Islamic world almost exclusively through the prism of the global war on terror.

And perhaps most surprisingly, few have noted the similarity of these details to Russia's own monitoring program, SORM, which (unlike PRISM) is no state secret.

Embarcadero Delphi XE2On September 1, 2011 Embarcadero released RAD Studio XE2 (code named Pulsar,) which included Delphi XE2, C Builder, Prism XE2 and RadPHP XE2.

Genesis was the first band to use Vari Lite technology, and the Prism sound system, all of which are now standard features of arena rock concerts.

Indeed, for the past seven years America s foreign policy seems to have been conducted entirely through the prism of the war on terror and the Iraq war.

Meanwhile, seen from the outside world, through the prism of both new and traditional media, it's as if Guinée were nothing but an ocean of Ebola virus.

While he was seen abroad through the prism of his heroism and his philosophical speeches, at home Havel was often perceived as being deeply engaged in the political scrum.

12. Requests the Secretary General to provide the necessary resources to the International Narcotics Control Board to enable it to continue its work effectively under Operation Purple, Operation Topaz and Project Prism

Of course, forcing foreign networks to store users data in Russia would also make the information more accessible to the Russian government, which already operates a PRISM like spying program called SORM.

In the US, North Korea is seen mostly through the prism of nuclear non proliferation, and the new administration is wary of being tricked into giving its rulers anything without getting fissile material in return.

Perhaps the most biting reaction to Snowden's successful asylum application came from Roman Dobrokhotov, a young journalist and long time member of the opposition who had previously noted the similarity of PRISM to Russia's SORM internet monitoring system .

Each of these groups of RuNet users perceives Turkey through the prism of their own domestic concerns members of the opposition see an example to follow, while regime supporters see the disturbances as evidence of foreign meddling and western hypocrisy.

He's got the overstuffed leather satchel and the rectangular file case and a laptop bag and the tweed jacket with the leather patches, and (Laughter) he looks at them, and then in a blink of an eye, he kneels down in front of them, and he starts to say,

While he was seen abroad through the prism of his heroism and his philosophical speeches, at home Havel was often perceived as being deeply engaged in the political scrum. His critics argue that he developed a taste for intrigue and used behind the scenes maneuvering to achieve his aims.

In the US, North Korea is seen mostly through the prism of nuclear non proliferation, and the new administration is wary of being tricked into giving its rulers anything without getting fissile material in return. In South Korea, President Lee Myung bak s political base wants to roll back, not reinvigorate, the Sunshine Policy, and there is a widespread (though by no means universal) weariness with engagement.