trapezoidal

Their form is trapezoidal and they are built of stone.

In the latter case, it is called a trapezoidal number.

Is there any pattern to the set of trapezoidal numbers?

In many cases, it is more accurate than the trapezoidal rule and others.

Although the building is trapezoidal, it appears rectangular from the street.

She walked from the mirror square into the trapezoidal room where the three spent most of their time.

A handsome black man, large and trapezoidal, opened the door "Yes?"

In C++, one can implement the trapezoidal rule as follows.

This type of nut can be used only for trapezoidal threads.

The positive difference of two triangular numbers is a trapezoidal number.

It covers an area of 6.2 acres and is trapezoidal in shape.

It is trapezoidal in shape with small steel tubes on each end.

It would be built at the base to the full size of the trapezoidal lot, and rise six stories before setting back.

This is approached from the north west by a trapezoidal causeway.

Low, dark, trapezoidal openings gaped in the center of each building.

It was a miracle the trapezoidal stone window still functioned here.

The cemetery is a trapezoidal shaped area larger than an average city block.

In many color displays, a lighter trapezoidal area can be seen immediately below the eye.

As she stepped over to join him, he reached up toward an empty trapezoidal frame on his wall.

Then an image focused on the trapezoidal stone surface as if a doorway had opened.

This vault allowed for high ceilings without the use of trapezoidal cut stone.

A trapezoidal roof is used instead of the more typically Muslim dome.

The slant and the trapezoidal shape create a forced perspective.

A trapezoidal terrace is carved into a corner of the structure's roof.

The doorway opened and Kirk led them toward another vast room, this one with a long trapezoidal table.