ellipse

Converse of object

• draw: Your ruler should look like this: Figure 9: A ruler for drawing the ellipse.
• fill: Fish farms are represented by the filled rectangular block, with the areas of impacted seabed denoted by the filled ellipses.
• describe: The actual length of the longer of the two ellipses described by the stem was about.14 of an inch.
• create: Using the Ellipse Tool, create a circular ellipse roughly 20 pixels in diameter on the left edge of the stage.
• make: The tricky part is making an ellipse at a point different from the origin.
• elongate: The shadow on the Earth's surface was a very elongated ellipse in these places.

Preposition: at

• point: The tricky part is making an ellipse at a point different from the origin.

Adjective modifier

• irregular: The number of irregular ellipses or circles made within a given time differs much with different species.
• narrow: The tendrils are moderately thin and long; one made a narrow ellipse in 5 hrs.
• full: Parameters: w - The overall width of the full ellipse of which this arc is a partial section.
• small: The smaller ellipse include the position of thin disk stars, the larger one that of thick disk stars.
• axis-aligned: BBC BASIC for Windows can draw only axis-aligned ellipses; to draw an angled ellipse use the ELLIPSE library routines.
• vertical: Figure 6 - Start with a vertical ellipse Choose Arrange, Convert to Curves ( CTRL + Q ).

Modifies a noun

• layer: Click on the text layer ( the ellipse layer should be still switched off ) to select it.
• parameter: The ellipse parameter data is followed by the associated Fourier descriptor values for each profile.
• tool: The geometry tools include filled and empty rectangle and ellipse tools and tools for drawing joined and radial lines.
• lifeline: Figure 3: Increase the ellipse lifeline to cover 30 frames in the Timeline.

Noun used with modifier

• uncertainty: Three test points are shown with their uncertainty ellipses.
• error: This quantity is equal to the width of the error ellipse orthogonal to the visibility vector.
• polarization: Therefore, all that is needed to produce a sensitive refractive index sensor is a sensitive measure of the rotation of the polarization ellipse.