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Tiles are
usually thin,
square or
rectangular coverings manufactured from hard-wearing
material such as ceramic, stone, metal,
baked clay, or even gl****...
- A
tessellation or
tiling is the
covering of a surface,
often a plane,
using one or more
geometric shapes,
called tiles, with no
overlaps and no gaps. In...
- Roof
tiles are
overlapping tiles designed mainly to keep out
precipitation such as rain or snow, and are
traditionally made from
locally available materials...
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Tile, Inc. (stylized as
tile) is an
American consumer electronics company which produces tracking devices that
users can
attach to
their belongings such...
- two-dimensional
arrays of
identical tiles. Each
tile comprises a
compute unit (or a
processing engine or CPU),
caches and a switch.
Tiles can be
viewed as adding...
- terra-cotta
tile Malibu tile Medieval letter tile Porcelain tile Quarry tile Saltillo tile Uranium tile Vitrified tile Vinyl composition tile Tiles (band)...
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Penrose tiling is an
example of an
aperiodic tiling. Here, a
tiling is a
covering of the
plane by non-overlapping
polygons or
other shapes, and a
tiling is...
- from an area. The
perforated pipe is
called a
weeping tile (also
called a
drain tile or
perimeter tile). When the pipe is draining, it "weeps", or exudes...
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Scrabble in
different languages have
differing letter distributions of the
tiles,
because the
frequency of each
letter of the
alphabet is
different for every...
- mah-JONG; also
transliterated as mah jongg, mah-jongg, and mahjongg) is a
tile-based game that was
developed in the 19th
century in
China and has spread...