Four-sided used in a sentence

Four-sided in a sentence as an adjective

Just look out, they're caltrops, on par with a four-sided die.

Each four-sided polygon is a cell in the pump.

A six-sided die is therefore "d6", d8 is an eight-sided die, and so on.-Two four-sided dice are pressed by 2d4, five eight-sided dice are 5d8, etc.

Seems obvious to me: you have a square with four sides of length n, and when you fold the paper, the four-sided square with a circumference of 4n becomes a slit of length 2n.

One or two bored asian people boxed into a middle-of-aisle four-sided counter, one side of which is a sad-looking case filled with the same boxed bland mushy hours old rolls.

For example, if you want to build a four-sided pyramid and all you have is a really big straight edge and a really big collapsible compass, you'd probably want to read Euclid first.

> An ecosystem is a four-sided network — you need entrepreneurs, VC firms, schools, and journalistsThat sentence tells you all you need to know about the author and his perspective, I think.