JUNJIE99/VISTA_Evaluation huggingface dataset:
Part of The Avengers film set on East 9th Street in Cleveland, OhioPart of The Avengers film set on Park Avenue in New York City
The Avengers. Patrick MacneeandDiana Riggin the episode "The Hour That Never Was", first aired in 1965
Dark Avengers. Cover ofDark Avengers#1 (Jan. 2009)Art byMike Deodato Jr.
The original shot (top) of the new Avengers training facility and the completed shot (bottom) with CG interiors added by Method Studios[149]
The New Avengers. Promotional art forThe New Avengersvol. 2, #1byStuart ImmonendepictingSpider-Man,Wolverine,Carol Danvers,Luke CageandThe Thing.
The Avengers, led by Chris Evans as Captain America, assembling in the Battle of Earth. The Battle of Earth sequence was praised by /Film as an improvement from Avengers: Infinity War,[21] while scenes from the sequence were positively received by cinematic audiences.[22][23]
The northern facade of the Palace of the Porphyrogenitus
Leo the Wise and his son, Constantine Porphyrogenitus on a Byzantine golden solidus
The now-ruined Queen's Palace in Kabul
Engraving of Blenheim Palace
Palace of Happiness
Pagaruyung Palace
The Palace.
Cinderella stamp (US, 1932) supporting the Bonus Army
Bonus Army Camp
Plaque on the outside of the BT Centre commemorates Marconi's first public transmission of wireless signals.
British Post Office engineers inspect Marconi's radio equipment during a demonstration on Flat Holm Island, 13 May 1897.  The transmitter is at centre, the coherer receiver below it, and the pole supporting the wire antenna is visible at top.
Villa Marconi, with Marconi's tomb in foreground.
Early Fleming valve.Marconi valve receiver for use on ships had two Fleming valves (top) in case one burned out. It was used on the RMS Titanic.
Marconi watching associates raising the kite (a "Levitor" by B.F.S. Baden-Powell[46]) used to lift the antenna at St. John's, Newfoundland, December 1901
Marconi Wireless Station in Somerset, New Jersey, in 1921.
Guglielmo and Beatrice Marconi c. 1910
An employee of the Marconi Company, England, 1906
Marconi S511 radar located at Norwich International Airport
Marconi Beach
Royal Australian Navy sailors from HMAS Sydney during Operation Northern Trident 2009
Baryte with galena and hematite from Poland
Baryte (top) and dolomite from Cumbria, England
Baryte rose from Cleveland County, Oklahoma (size:10.2 x 7.1 x 5.5 cm)
The unit cell of baryte
Abandoned baryte mine shaft near Aberfeldy, Perthshire, Scotland
The spa in winter
Hot springs of Pamukkale (Turkey).
Ayurvedic spa in Goa, India
Woman relaxing in a spa in Hungary, 1939
The spa town of Mariánské Lázně
Destination spa in Bormio, Italy
Hot springs at Aachen, Germany, 1682
The walls of the Roman spa town Hisarya (Bulgaria).
Entrance to the spa in Turčianske Teplice (Slovakia).
Slides and pools in the hot springs camp in Bela-Bela (South Africa).
Norman knights and archers at the Battle of Hastings, as depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry
Scene from the Bayeux Tapestry depicting the Battle of Hastings.
Thomas de Berkeley, 3rd Baron Berkeley.
John Berkeley, 1st Baron Berkeley of Stratton.
Battle of Hastings. Harold Rex Interfectus Est: "KingHaroldis killed". Scene from theBayeux Tapestrydepicting the Battle of Hastings and the death of Harold.
Supposed depiction of Eustace at the Battle of Hastings. Detail from Bayeux Tapestry. Inscription above Duke William: HIC EST WILLELMUS DUX ("Here is Duke William") and above the figure to the right of him E...TIUS (apparently a Latinised form of "Eustace")
The 3rd Earl of Berkeley.
The location of the Battle of Stamford Bridge
Reenactment in front of Battle Abbey
Battle Abbey – Gate House
Column at the site of the Battle of Val-ès-Dunes
Berkeley Castle
L16 mortar tube, base plate and bipod
Type 97 Chi-Ha, the most widely produced Japanese medium tank of World War II
Ordnance ML 3-inch mortar. Canadian 3-inch mortar team, training post war
Canadian Grenadier Guardsmen armed with C7 rifles in "arid region" CADPAT field uniforms. Behind them is an LAV III, an infantry fighting vehicle used by the Canadian Army.
The administration building at CFB Montreal, a Canadian Forces base used by the Canadian Army
Type 11 infantry mortar with carrying handles
Looking down an L16 mortar tube. Note: fixed firing pin
Soldiers of a Special Naval Landing Force unit are preparing their Type 97 mortars for being fired
Japanese soldiers with a Type 92 machine gun during the 1941 Battle of Changsha
Type 13(Top) & Type 22(bottom) Murata rifle. Murata rifle was the first indigenously produced Japanese service rifle adopted in 1880.
A re-enactor portrays a Rhodesian Light Infantry trooper, circa 1979. The primary infantry weapon of the Rhodesian Army was the FN FAL battle rifle, which was camouflaged as seen here.
Japanese Naval Infantry operating land based artillery
240 mm Howitzer M1. Front view of a 240 mm howitzer firing into German held territory.Mignanoarea, Italy. January 30, 1944
M101A1 105 mm towed howitzer. U.S. Marines fire a M101A1 105 mm howitzer during a ceremony in 2005
Type 45 240 mm howitzer. A Type 45 howitzer during theSiege of Tsingtao.
Firing of an M114 155 mm howitzer by 90th Field Artillery Battalion, US 24th Infantry Division, during the Korean War
M114 155 mm Howitzer.
M1918 240 mm howitzer.
240 mm howitzer transported
M1 155 mm Long Tom. Long Tom in travelling position,US Army Ordnance Museum.
155 mm Howitzer M-114 at the U.S. Army Field Artillery Museum, Ft. Sill, Oklahoma
Close-up view of the 155 mm Howitzer M-114 at the U.S. Army Field Artillery Museum, Ft. Sill, Oklahoma
M198 Howitzer.
Mountain howitzer firing
Front view of an XM123 Medium Auxiliary Propelled 155mm Howitzer at the Rock Island Arsenal Museum
XM123 Medium Auxiliary Propelled 155mm Howitzer seat and power unit at the Rock Island Arsenal Museum
Whitewater slalom events at the Ocoee Whitewater Center
Flame Lighting Ceremony on 23 July 2010
The torch relay in the northeast of Singapore on 10 August 2010
Athletics comprises a variety of running, jumping, throwing and walking events.
Supporters watching the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, with vuvuzelas.
A FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour aeroplane, sponsored by Coca-Cola. (2010)
A Spain shirt from 2014, autographed by members of the 2010 World Cup-winning squad, on display in Madrid
A Series of Unfortunate Events.
White Knight Two.
PW308 used on the White Knight Two
White Knight Two at its rollout and christening ceremony on July 28, 2008
Two bombs explode near the finish line at the Boston Marathon on 15 April 2013.
A television studio during transmission of a breakfast news program "Rīta Panorāma" (LTV)
The studio building on the Walt Disney StudiosRiverside Driveproperty inBurbank, California
A television studio during a production of Kripo Live in Studio 1 of the Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk (MDR)
Tamvisio’s camera operators film a television program at Frenckell’s studio on January 2, 1965 in Tampere, Finland.
"One More Time".
"...Baby One More Time".
...Baby One More Time.
"One More Time, One More Chance".
Studio 54, July 2019
Studio 54 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas
Studio One. Westinghouse Studio Onetitle card
The Nickelodeon Animation Studio on Olive Avenue in Burbank, California
Fletcher Markle directing CBS Radio's Studio One (1948)
Spears and some of her dancers performing "...Baby One More Time" during The Circus Starring Britney Spears in 2009
Spears and some of her dancers performing "...Baby One More Time" during the Femme Fatale Tour, 2011.
Kumkapı entrance to Eurasia Tunnel
Eurasia Tunnel Location of Eurasia Tunnel in İstanbul, Turkey.
Lake Manych-Gudilo is midway on the course of the proposed Eurasia Canal
12th-century T and O map representing the inhabited world as described by Isidore of Seville in his Etymologiae (chapter 14, de terra et partibus)
The differences of Earth's gravity around the Antarctic continent.
Isidore's portrayal of the five zones of the Earth
Cosmas Indicopleustes' world view – flat Earth in a Tabernacle
An image of Thorntonbank Wind Farm (near the Belgian coast) with the lower parts of the more distant towers increasingly hidden by the horizon, demonstrating the curvature of the Earth
The Danube, as seen in Đerdap National Park. It flows from the Black Forest and into the Black Sea, and is the second-longest river in Europe, which also passes through the largest number of countries in the world at 10.
All Saints Greek Orthodox Church, Belmore, Sydney. Waves of post-World War II multicultural migration diversified the makeup of Christianity in Australia.
St. George's Cathedral, Istanbul is the epicenter of Eastern Orthodox Church and Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople home to the spiritual leader of 300 million Orthodox Christians worldwide.
Percentage distribution of Eastern Orthodox Christians by country
An Eastern Orthodox Icon depicting Equal-to-apostles Cyril and Methodius brothers as the Christian Saints.
The Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia is among the largest Eastern Orthodox churches in the world and the cathedral church of the Patriarch of Bulgaria.
A panoramic view of the northern end of Stinear Lake, in the snow-covered Vestfold Hills, Antarctica.
Sande Church in Vestfold
Nøtterøy is the largest island in Vestfold.
Municipalities in Vestfold og Telemark as of 1 January 2020
Høyjord Stave Church, Vestfold's only stave church. Its chancel dates to year 1100.[89]
The pier in Nevlunghavn, the southernmost point in mainland Vestfold (excluding islands).[72][73]
Halfdan the Black, 9th century king of Vestfold. His brother was long believed to be buried at the Gokstad Mound.[24][25]
European Lynx is found throughout Vestfold, including Tønsberg and Sandefjord.[159][160][161][162][163]
John Pope. Brig. Gen. John Pope
John Pope.
James P. Pope.
Major General John Pope
Pope County. Pope County Courthouse
John Rowan.
John Brown.
John Gaillard.
Nathaniel Pope.
Pope in 1961
William Pope Duval.
The only known Assyrian statue of a naked woman, erected at the temple of Ishtar in Nineveh, during the reign of Ashur-bel-kala, 1073–1056 BC. Currently housed in the British Museum, London
2nd millennium BC cuneiformsThe Babylonian king Hammurabi still used vertical cuneiform circa 1750 BC.Babylonian tablets of the time of Hammurabi (circa 1750 BC).Sumero-Akkadian cuneiform, either in inscriptions or on clay tablets, continued to be in use, mainly as a phonetical syllabary, throughout the 2nd millennium BC.
Detail showing cuneiform inscription on rear waist of statue.
Elamite cuneiform. Inscription ofShutruk-Nahhuntein Elamite cuneiform on theVictory Stele of Naram-Sin.
Kurkh stele of Shalmaneser III, frontal aspectKurkh stele of Shalmaneser III, cuneiform inscription on the back and side
Old Persian cuneiform syllabary(circa 500 BC)Old Persian cuneiform syllabary, and the DNa inscription (part II) of Darius the Great (circa 490 BC), in the newly created Old Persian cuneiform.
"Country of Mari" (Cuneiform: 𒈠𒌷𒆠, Mari-ki), on the statue of Iddi-Ilum, c. 2090 BCE
Image of Phraortes on Behistun Inscription in chains, the cuneiform reads "This is Phraortes, He lied saying I am Khshathrita of the dynasty of Cyaxares, I am king in Media"
Dave "Switch" Taylor, who co-wrote and co-produced Kala
Once Old Persian had been fully deciphered, the trilingual Behistun Inscription permitted the decipherment of two other cuneiform scripts: Elamite and Babylonian.
The Lion Hunt of Ashurbanipal, depicting the King Ashurbanipal (r. 668–631 BC) engaging in a ritual lion hunt, a sport reserved for royalty and symbolically representing the king's duty to bring order to the world
Close-up of the inscription showing damage
King Ashurnasirpal's throneroom relief showing Ashur hovering above the tree of life.
The Robinia of Square René-Viviani planted by Jean Robin.
Rennes-le-Château, one of the topics explored by Jean Robin
Louis XVI imprisoned at the Tour du Temple, by Jean-François Garneray (1755–1837)
The return of the royal family to Paris on 25 June 1791, coloured copperplate after a drawing of Jean-Louis Prieur
Jean Robin. Jean Robin in the bookLe jardin du roy très chrestien Henry IV(1608)
Street signs in Pretoria
Ooskerk building in Pretoria
Glottolog. Wik languages (green) among other Pama–Nyungan (tan)
Ngaygungu people. Wet Tropics BioRegion
Wurundjeri people at the signing of Batman's Treaty, 1835
Yugambeh shield from the Tamborine area, circa 1920s
Black Opal Spring in Yellowstone National Park in the United States. Yellowstone, the world's second official protected area (after Mongolia's Bogd Khan Mountain), was declared a protected area in 1872,[20] and it encompasses areas which are classified as both a National Park (Category II) and a Habitat Management Area (Category IV).[21]
Natives of Yabber, Gubbi Gubbi People
The Constitution of Australia
Ethnic groups in Russia of more than 1 million people according to the 2010 Census.[356]
Snowy Range FormationStratigraphic range:Cambrian. Fossils from the Snowy Range Formation
Snowy Range Ski and Recreation Area. The ski area in 2014
The Main Range of the Snowy Mountains. The southern part of the Main Range, looking towardsMount Kosciuszkowith theRamshead Rangein the background.
Snowy Range Ski and Recreation Area. Snowy Range Ski and Recreation AreaLocation inWyomingShow map of WyomingSnowy Range Ski and Recreation AreaSnowy Range Ski and Recreation Area (the United States)Show map of the United States
Little Finland rock formation in Nevada
Geography. Worldwind image of Snowy Mountains
Map of Snowy Mountains Scheme
Charlotte Pass is a popular ski area in the upper Snowy Mountains
Snowy Mountains. Mountain ranges surroundingMount Kosciuszko.
Snowy owlTemporal range:Pleistocene–PresentPreꞒꞒOSDCPTJKPgN↓[1].
Lassen Peak in the California Cascades. Southernmost volcano in the Cascade Range and part of Lassen Volcanic National Park
South Hall (1873), one of the two original buildings of the University of California, still stands on the Berkeley campus
Snowy egretTemporal range:Late Pleistocene-recent0.126–0MaPreꞒꞒOSDCPTJKPgN↓.
The California City Correctional Center
Welby in 2015
Welby and Paul Kim, Primate of the Province of Korea, at Seoul Cathedral in 2013
The Most ReverendandRight HonourableJustin Welby. Welby in 2019
Frank P. Ramsey. Ramsey,c.1921
Ramsey withJuventusin 2019
Ramsey at Cardiff City in 2008
Ramsey playing against Stoke City in 2010
Ramsey (second from right)
Ramsey in 2015
Ramsey fourth from left with Great Britain at the 2012 Olympics
Ramsey with the FA Cup trophy in 2014
Ramsey (in dark blue) at the end of the 2008–09 campaign
Ramsey warming up before a match against Aston Villa on 24 March 2012
St Ives, Cornwall, one of the two most likely settings of the riddle (the other being St Ives, Cambridgeshire)
Medieval bridge over the Great Ouse in St Ives, Cambridgeshire, seen from The Quay; the Chapel is visible
A gravestone for a village blacksmith with a suitably poetic epitaph. Located in the churchyard of St Mary's, Houghton, Cambridgeshire
Market cross at Devizes, a market town in Wiltshire.
John Payne memorial, St Ives
Photochrom of St Ives, 1895
St Ives Harbour Beach (2011) by local artist Walter Scott (1974- )
Knill's Monument, near St Ives, commemorating the mayor, John Knill
The Market Place, Ely, Cambridgeshire by W. W. Collins, 1908
April in St Ives
St Ives station
St Ives. Crown Street
Boathouse of St Ives Rowing Club
Market cross in a market, French, c. 1400
Nectarines at a local farmers' market
St Ives Fishing Fleet
The Sun and Earth form an ongoing example of a heating process.  Some of the Sun's thermal radiation strikes and heats the Earth.  Compared to the Sun, Earth has a much lower temperature and so sends far less thermal radiation back to the Sun.  The heat of this process can be quantified by the net amount, and direction (Sun to Earth), of energy it transferred in a given period of time.
Cell growth, division & proliferation
An active calorimeter lacking a temperature measurement device.
Representation of compensatory growth
Ornamental petunia plant
Water-source heat-exchanger being installed
A botanist preparing a plant specimen for mounting in the herbarium
The Solidere development of the Beirut seafront and harbor
Histology of important stages of tooth development
Color temperature comparison of common electric lamps
Creative Economics The system of economic growth in developed regions
External heat exchanger of an air source heat pump
Royal Pains.
One of many Victorian village schools in Derbyshire
Map of Derbyshire boundaries with Peak District also shown. Black=modern Geographic boundary, Red=Vice-county boundary (VC57) where this differs from modern; Dotted Blue=Peak District boundary
Premiere of Blue Sky Studio's Rio at the Connecticut Science Center: Vanessa Morrison, 20th Century Fox Animation president;[37] Jim Gianopulos, Fox Entertainment Group chairman and CEO; Dannel Malloy, governor of Connecticut; Brian Keane, Blue Sky Studios COO;[37] and Chris Dodd, MPAA chairman.
The entrance to 20th Century's studio lot
20th Century Women. Theatrical release poster
Fox Plaza, Century City headquarters completed in 1987
The 20th Century-Fox logo depicted in a 1939 advertisement in Boxoffice
I and the Village, 1911, by Marc Chagall, a modern painter.
The scenic Derbyshire that attracts tourists
Derwent. Remains of the village exposed in 1995
Decker in 2009.
Flooding in South Wingfield Derbyshire in 2012
'The church in the 18th century as sketched by Samuel Hieronymus Grimm.'
The sculpted black rock of the Sé Cathedral of Braga: seat of the Archbishop of Braga and Primate of Portugal and of the Hispanias.
A 16th-century map of Braga, when the city was enclosed by its mediaeval wall. The large building in the centre is the Cathedral, while the Episcopal Palace and courtyards can be seen above the cathedral and the ancient Castle of Braga
Main façade of Braga Cathedral. The entrance gallery (galilee) with three arches is gothic (end of the 15th century), but the towers and upper storeys are early baroque (17th century).
The Cathedral of Braga.
The "horn blower" at Braga Cathedral.
View of the South side of Braga Cathedral where Henry, Count of Portugal was buried
Pillory of Braga. The pillory, as it is located within the Sé Cathedral
Martin, Archbishop of Braga
Ponte de Prozelo, Braga
The skyline of Braga during the mid-19th century.
Panorama of Braga, as seen from the Picoto hill
Beach in Cávado River, Braga
Saint Gerald of Braga.
Over a period of thirty years (1325–1354), Moroccan Berber traveller Ibn Battuta visited most of the known Islamic world as well as many non-Muslim lands.
Zinedine Zidane, born to Berber parents from Algeria (Kabyle; Berbers in France)
Modern Berber branches:   Western Berber:  Zenaga languageNorthern Berber:  Atlas languages   Zenati languages   Kabyle language  Tuareg:  Tuareg languagesEastern Berber:  Siwa language
David Levy Yulee, US Senator of Moroccan descent
Berber Woman in Tafilet
Berber village in the High Atlas mountains of Morocco
Sanhaja Berber women in the 1970s
Berber village in the Atlas mountains
Areas in North Africa where Berber languages are spoken
Berber architecture as seen in the Grande Poste d'Alger building in Algiers
Ancient Libyco-Berber inscriptions in Zagora, Morocco
Beatie Deutsch after winning the 2019 Tiberias Marathon
Johann Ludwig Burckhardt's sketch of Tiberias, published in 1822. Burckhardt noted that the a quarter of the population was Jewish, and had originated in Poland, Spain, North Africa and other parts of Syria.[27]
Nasir ad-Dinنصر الدينNasr ad-Din, Nasir al-Din. 1870s map1940s mapmodern map1940s with modern overlay mapA series of historical maps of the area around Nasir ad-Din, Tiberias (click the buttons)
London Overground Class 315 at Stamford Hill in June 2019
Tiberias harbour
Tiberias, 1920s
Tiberias 1937
View of Tiberias
Beachfront of modern Tiberias
Tiberias and the Sea of Galilee
Stamford Hill. A Class 317 arrives at Stamford Hill in June 2019
Stamford Hill.
Stamford. St Mary's Hill, Stamford
Hasidic Jews in Stamford Hill.
Stamford Hill. Stamford Hill in foreground, flanking the M12 route, with Durban Central beyond
Ethnobiologist Paul Alan Cox (left) and village chief Fuiono Senio (right) won the Goldman Environmental Prize in 1997 for their conservation efforts at Falealupo in Western Samoa.  Their work later led to the founding of Seacology.
West Africa. Western Africa (UN subregion)
French in West Africa circa 1913
African bush elephants in Yankari National Park, Nigeria
Satellite imagery from outer space of West Africa
The talking drum is an instrument unique to West Africa.
Bengal tiger at Bannerghatta National Park, Bangalore, India.
The Wyss Foundation was established by Hansjörg Wyss in 1998
Scanning the cliffs near Logan Pass for mountain goats as part of the Glacier National Park Citizen Science Program
Snapshot Serengeti classifies animals at the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania
Mansa Musa depicted holding a gold nugget from a 1395 map of Africa and Europe
13th-century Africa – Map of the main trade routes and states, kingdoms and empires.
Bird's-eye view of the West Africa City of Lagos, Lagos State, Nigeria
Bird's-eye view of the West Africa City of Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria
Brussels, the capital city and largest metropolitan area of Belgium
Electrified fence along the border between the Netherlands and Belgium during the First World War.
Pennsylvania Dutch Country farmland in Lancaster County
Carly Wicks.
Joe Wicks.
Dean Wicks.
Kevin Wicks.
A scene from EastEnders on Christmas Day 1986, watched by 30.15 million viewers. The story, in which Den Watts (Leslie Grantham) served his wife Angie (Anita Dobson) with divorce papers, was the highest-rated soap episode in British history, and the highest-rated program in the UK during the 1980s. Only the 1966 World Cup Final and the funeral of Princess Diana rank higher in the all time ratings.[55]
A family tree displaying the terminology of relationships between relatives
Actress Susan George appeared across two months as Margaret Walker.
Leah Thys, actress in the Belgian soap Thuis. At the back Peter Rouffaer is visible.
Part of Charles Booth's poverty map showing the Old Nichol slum. Published 1889 in Life and Labour of the People in London. The red areas are "middle class, well-to-do", light blue areas are "poor, 18s to 21s a week for a moderate family", dark blue areas are "very poor, casual, chronic want", and black areas are the "lowest class...occasional labourers, street sellers, loafers, criminals and semi-criminals".
Meitei people.
Baltic religion
South Carolina State University Administration Building, Orangeburg, South Carolina
Calgary. From top, left to right:Downtown Calgaryskyline,Stephen Avenue,Lougheed House,Olympic Plaza,Southern Alberta Institute of Technology,Calgary Stampede Rodeo.
Harold L. Martin Sr., Chancellor of North Carolina A&T State University.
Completed in May 2000, the $32 million Graduate Science Research Center is home to the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of South Carolina
West Quad, also called the "Green Quad", became the University of South Carolina's first LEED certified residence hall when it opened in 2004.
The flag flown by Citadel cadets over Morris Island, South Carolina during the American Civil War
Entrance to Innovate Calgary, the University of Calgary's business incubator.
Richard Bedford Bennett, the eleventh Prime Minister of Canada, and first Prime Minister from Calgary.
A sand sculpture during the 2015 Big South Conference Men's Basketball Tournament held at Coastal Carolina University
The Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity in Banff, Alberta has been associated with the University of Calgary since 1966.
Oscar Gonzalez-Perez.
Oscar Niemeyer. Oscar Niemeyer in 1968
Oscar De La Hoya. De La Hoya in 2011
All world boxing champions (Lineal, and The Ring magazine)
Oscar Niemeyer with Polish architect Jerzy Swiech.
Plaster War-time Oscar plaque (1943), State Central Museum of Cinema, Moscow (ru)
González withCosta Ricaat the2018 FIFA World Cup
Tangential quadrilateral with inradius r
Figure 4: Showing that the complete quadrilaterals EDGHIJ and ABCDEF have the same Newton–Gauss line.
Newton's First and Second laws, in Latin, from the original 1687 Principia Mathematica
The line created by connecting the midpoints of all diagonals (L, M, and N) is the Newton–Gauss Line.