### artwork | illustration:

Figure
* are absolute values in centimeters
  - formal relationships among situated elements
  - graphic illustrations of things or data
  - graphs, pictures, or illustrations
  - illustrations, such as charts, graphs, photographs, or drawings
  - impressions
  - maneuvers
  - models
  - percept
  - shapes
  - sums
  - usually items such as photos, drawings, maps, charts and graphs
* can take the form of drawings, charts, graphs and other illustrations or photographs.
  - word order
* is an illustration
* replace text with visual illustrations such as graphs, charts or pictures wherever possible.
* represent the number of households tuning in at any given time during the day.
* usually refer to the number of persons.
+ Human evolution: Evolution :: Anthropology
  * The human skeleton is on the right. Figures are drawn to scale, but the gibbon, on the left, is drawn at double size.

### artwork | illustration | figure | conic:

Parabola
* All parabolas are symmetric with respect to a line called the axis of symmetry.
* Every parabola has a vertex and axis of symmetry
  - such a line of symmetry
* Some parabolas cross neither axis.
* are conic sections.

Convex polygon
* Any convex polygon is equivalent to a square.
* are a special case of polygons
  - typically much easier to deal with than non-convex ones

### artwork | illustration | figure | dummy:

Mannequin
* Some mannequins require twisting either clockwise or counterclockwise to lock the legs together.
* are assistants
  - dummies
* require a lot of storage space, are heavy and difficult to handle.

Female body
* Female bodies are human bodies
  - part of females
  - tend to like to ground on a higher percentage of female energy than male bodies
* contains less water and more fat.
* is seen as vulnerable and exposed to different physiological and psychological risks.

Figurine
* Some figurines are also diamond-cut along the edges.
* are figures.
* are located in cabinets
  - shelfs

Hexagon
* are figures
  - polygons
  - the best figure to show symmetry by rotation
* are, of course, cross sections through the vector equilibrium.

Marionette
* Some marionettes can also move by eyes, mouth etc.
* are a metaphor for the life of an artist
  - female robots that are usually mindless automatons with no personality
  - software

Monad
* are a concept from category theory that have applications in many areas of computing
  - atoms
  - microorganisms
* flash forth their Rays.
* have differing abilities to reflect the world with clear and distinct representations
  - no windows by which anything goes in or out

Octagon
* are constructible on the heels of squares with a single angle bisection
* fill the space around the arches on the upper half of the walls.
* have a centered symmetry with eight axes
  - eight sides to hold

Parallelogram
* All parallelograms are rhombii.
* Every parallelogram rhombus.
* is quadrilaterals.
* lead to affine transformations, which map parallel lines onto parallel lines.
* quadrilateral in which the opposite sides are congruent and parallel.

Pentagon
* are buildings
  - bureaucracy
* play no part in any double bonding.

Plane figure
* made of lines are called polygons.
+ Shape, Ordinary shapes, 2D shapes
  * These are two-dimensional shapes or flat plane geometry shapes. Their sides are made of straight or curved lines. They can have any number of sides. Plane figures made of lines are called polygons. Triangles and squares are examples of polygons.

Polygon
* is comprised of a closed chain of arcs that represents the boundary of the area
  - the on-line trading network for the jewelry industry
* shading is where the area between contours is formed into a closed polygon and filled.

Quadrilateral
* All quadrilaterals have four angles.
* are polygons.