Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a sheet of paper with some handwritten notes and two sketched diagrams. The handwriting appears to be in English, with the main text at the top of the page reading as follows: "Required to know A progressive sheare or diversion of a rectangle under will show an order directly comprehensible in Terms of angular variation." Below this text, on the left side, there's a simple square or rectangle divided into two triangles by a diagonal line. One of the corners of the rectangle is marked with a red point. Below this diagram, it reads: "This as a shear comes outwitting [obtaining?] related to an original formation by means of a CHANGE OF ANGLE." On the right side of the page, there's a second sketch of a rectangle, this time with multiple lines creating a more complex pattern of delineation within the rectangle. A specific point within this pattern is also marked with a red point. Below this diagram, the caption reads: "What shape is the logical plane division indicated by the red point and what is its meaning as a representation of a sequential variation with reference to the primary division in Terms of angle variation." The note suggests a discussion about geometric transformations, specifically shearing or skewing, and their representation and comprehension in terms of angles within the shapes. The handwriting and diagrams suggest a mathematical or geometrical analysis.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note describing a geometric concept. It discusses a "progressive space division of a rectangle" and how this leads to an "order directly comprehensible in terms of angular variation". The note is accompanied by two diagrams - one showing a rectangular shape, and the other showing a series of curved lines. The text explains that the rectangular shape represents a "space division" and the curved lines indicate a "logical sphere division" that is representative of a "progressive variation".