That's what R2 is.

let's call this d1 nope, too thick let's call that d1, this is d2 that that's going to be equal to a constant number along the whole ellipse.

This (city) lies on a road that still survives.

And indeed that township is upon a road still in use.

surely it is on a way yet remaining

And verily they are on a pathway lasting.

And verily! They (the cities) were right on the highroad (from Makkah to Syria i.e. the place where the Dead Sea is now).

And it is on an existing road.

The place (where this occurred) lies along a known route.

And lo! it is upon a road still uneffaced.

Indeed it is on a standing road,

Indeed, it is on a way which still exists.

And indeed, those cities are situated on an established road.

That town lies on a road which still exists.

And surely it is on a road that still abides.

it is still there on the highway

And the (cities were) right on the high road.

And we knew it was volcanic back in the '60s, '70s.

So you take all the multiples of v1, you're going to get every point along this line.

You're required to maneuver straight down this trench... and skim the surface to this point.

If it hits something you people see that?

Take her away!

Come along.

Do you also mean that is to complete our life?

Everywhere would be in 2D the entire image.

I walked along the river.

Flip on Short Edge

I'd like to talk a little bit more about correspondence.

The boat sailed around the promontory.

The question is where do you search in the right image?

The valley was dotted with farm houses.

like a conveyor belt running in two directions.

And all I did is, I took the focal length and I subtracted

Age of Spirit Religion and Life

If we leave, they will give us the best result. Living along Nature

I think things are linked like this.

Move along!

They were headed for their ships along the shore.

Hello, welcome to GV Face.

Are you sure we're going in the right direction?

This place is a maze. How are we going to find it?

He walked along the river.

I walked along the river.

OK.

And it always gets along with the way nature does.