Here, to support progressive restriction of potential carts, each component is easy to name but the entire shape requires a complex description rather than a prenominal modifier-or at least strongly prefers one, as no examples to the contrary were observed in the Fruit Carts corpus described later in this article.
whereas a square with stripes could be either the square with stripes or the striped square, a square with a diamond on the corner is the square with a diamond on the corner but not *the corner-diamonded square.