It had eight rays with the main horizontal ray extended eighty-one feet and the main vertical ray was fifty-three feet long.

In these immense plains, scorched by the vertical rays of a burning sun, water, everywhere else so common, becomes an object of contest.

Indeed, consider rays from the origin in Q, and their images, vertical rays from the boundary R of HP.

The star has crossed swords affixed to the oblique rays of the star and the vertical and horizontal rays remain uncovered.

The star is elongated, with the vertical rays longer than the horizontal rays.

One calls the vertical rays and semicircles the "hyperbolic lines" in HP.

In the end, Park returns to the shadows: "Only a few of us want to pitch our tents in a plain bathed in the sun's vertical rays.

The Tropic of Cancer, an imaginary line 23 27' north of the Equator, marks the northernmost points reached by the sun's vertical rays.

In half an hour he would be perspiring under the vertical rays of a first-noon sun, but the thought failed to keep the chill off.

It had eight rays, with the main horizontal ray 81 feet wide and the main vertical ray 53 feet high.