Definitions for "Tile"
A plate, or thin piece, of baked clay, used for covering the roofs of buildings, for floors, for drains, and often for ornamental mantel works.
A small slab of marble or other material used for flooring.
A plate of metal used for roofing.
An object created using shapes, open or closed paths, composite paths, or text as the basis of a Tiled fill. The tile is repeated across the selected object.
A spatial unit by which data are organized, subdivided, and stored. A tile can be a regular, geometric shape (e.g., corresponding to USGS quadrangle map sheets) or an irregular area, such as state boundaries or watersheds. It is used to subdivide large areas into small, manageable units or subareas.
A coloured (yellow, green, brown, or grey) hexagonal piece of cardstock that companies lay on the map to represent track.
A unit of an image or page that has been divided into smaller units so it can be printed.
When an image or page is too large to fit onto a standard sheet of paper, to break a page or image into smaller units so that it can be printed.
an svg document which contains a group with the definition of the vector objects or a URI to an image
A pixmap can be replicated in two dimensions to ``tile'' a region. The pixmap itself is also known as a ``tile''.
a pixmap of the full depth of the GC that is applied in its full glory to all areas
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draintile
A draintile.
A small, flat piece of dried earth or earthenware, used to cover vessels in which metals are fused.
To cover with tiles; as, to tile a house.
Fig.: To cover, as if with tiles.
a set which is the closure of its interior
For our purposes, a tile in d is defined as a nonempty compact subset of d which is the closure of its interior. Sometimes a tile is required to be connected, or to be homeomorphic to a closed ball.
An area of sky for which the pipeline has generated (or will generate) an image using GALEX photon data. A tile may have an arbitrary shape (see Target), but in general will comprise one or more images with north in the +Y direction. (See Primary Tile, and Secondary_Tile.) Most tiles will consist of a single, roughly-circular, 1.25 degree diameter GALEX field of view, or, for AIS tiles, a series of overlapping fields of view.
A preformed, burned refractory, usually applied to shapes other than standard brick.
print an oversize publication in section and assemble manually.
a portion of a crease pattern, usually consisting of one or more axial polygons and decorated by circle s and river s, that can be assembled into crease pattern s by matching circle and river boundaries.
a tHeightData and they are built in the HDS event handler "OnStartPreparingData"
To reduce and move windows so that they can all be seen at once.
A Windows desktop function allowing open windows to be resized uniformly and arranged into rows and columns.
A way of arranging open windows so all windows are visible, each taking a portion of the screen.
To protect from the intrusion of the uninitiated; as, to tile a Masonic lodge.
Used in VQ compression, a small 4D hypercube of pixels. For example, a common tile is a 2x2x2x2 hypercube, which would include 16 pixels. In VQ compression, the light field is cut up into tiles, and the codebook consists of a list of tiles.
n. a square component marked with suit and value (in color associated with the suit) on one side and a two by two grid on the other; a piecepack contains one tile for each combination of suit and value, for a total of 24 tiles
a square of paper that has a stamp or design on it
a square with a symbol on each side that may not be rotated or turned over
A very small banner ad, sometimes without click thru features.
Sometimes used to refer to 125x125 banner graphics.
an image used to fill an area with a repeated pattern
A background pattern designed to repeat as often as needed to create a seamless background. Can be used as a noun or a verb. Also called wallpaper.
a collection of functions requiring minimal assistance from the rest of the die
an applet that provides some sort of quick-to-consume functionality
any of the objects that make up a MahJong hand; similar in function to playing cards
A stiff hat.
a surface bounded by two different constant cg values of each of two coordinates of an orthogonal cg coordinate system, at a constant value of the third cg coordinate
Training for Intelligence and Law Enforcement; promotes coordination and cross-training opportunities for drug specialists in the intelligence and law enforcement communities.
Another name for a domino or a "bone".
Texas Index for Level of Effort. Factors that are based upon the amount of direct service and assistance a person needs, which determines how much Texas will pay a nursing home to provide care of a particular client.
a movie clip
A carpet module usually 18” x 18” or 24” x 24” in size. Extremely dense construction with a heavy reinforced backing.
a logical unit containing a set of features and associated data for a particular location within a bounding box
a manufactured piece of hard
an area or region within a web page