rectilinear

All of the other window openings on the building are rectilinear.

"Free us from the rectilinear order of the rationalistic mind."

She became known for the geometric and rectilinear works created during this period.

The room is rectilinear in shape and measures approximately 31 by 44 feet.

We were working within a building that was definitely not your typical rectilinear structure.

There was a rectilinear feature along the shore: houses, many.

Locomotion is usually rectilinear, with the body moving in a straight line.

The structures are entirely rectilinear, which suggests precision and control.

For it alone is embraced by a single surface, while rectilinear solids have several.

Unlike the original, its lines will be rectilinear, not curvilinear.

A rectangle is rectilinear: its sides meet at right angles.

It is a crisp object, rectilinear in form and perched high on a hill.

The face of the church is adorned with a decorative rectilinear crown.

The wreath often goes right on the house, interrupting a rectilinear plane for a few weeks.

The same rectilinear precision goes for the ceilings and walls of the galleries.

The city street plan is not at all rectilinear, so the streets can confuse even experienced drivers.

The coordinates are not necessarily rectilinear, but can also be angles, etc.

A river crosses the Park in its main rectilinear axis, dividing it into two parts.

Consequently a rectilinear photographic lens cannot image more than 180 degrees.

A rectilinear scanner is an imaging device once used in nuclear medicine.

So, for example, measuring in the rectilinear basis gives a result of horizontal or vertical.

It is filled with simple, rectilinear wood furniture designed by Wu.

As a result, the wire length between two points is naturally measured with rectilinear distance.

Note, it is impossible to have 180 rectilinear coverage because of light falloff.

Both are based on rectilinear forms, corners crisp and plumb lines true.