perfect square

It was an almost perfect square, two miles on a side.

The bed, almost a perfect square, took up most of the room.

Those walls themselves made a perfect square, with one side hard along the river.

But the perfect square of even white fire upon the wall seemed to have a heart and depth.

The wilderness before and below him was almost a perfect square.

At the top were two galleries, one to the left, the other to the right, which turned again to form a perfect square.

The four stars of its bowl were closer for one thing, a perfect square.

The result was an almost perfect square, even if the two pieces of carpet were a different colour.

The ocean showed clearly now, shaped in a perfect square.

She showed the others where some short panels formed an almost perfect square.

He had lined up the napkins into a perfect square.

Then he cut a perfect square out of the omelet and placed it on top.

Three is the only prime which is one less than a perfect square.

A brown leather couch wrapped a huge nearly perfect square in front of the cold fire.

If step 3 fails to produce a D quickly, one should check whether n is a perfect square.

The four dark spots were arranged close together in an almost perfect square at the center of the lens.

He saw immediately that a perfect square was impossible.

It had an air lock, too, but it was an almost perfect square.

We assume that there exist one or more solutions to the given condition for which is not a perfect square.

The pavilion measures three bays by two, but is nearly a perfect square.

The third try produces a perfect square so b is an integer.

The difference between any perfect square and its predecessor is given by the identity .

The video album Perfect Square was released that same year.

They'd been laid out in neat rows, forming a perfect square.

The area consisted of only four trees, each equally spaced from the others to form an almost perfect square.