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Automobile wheel covers (hubcaps) are decoratively partitioned into sectors. The usual partitioning is into five, six, seven, eight, nine or sometimes ten sectors. Now and then though, I see some hubcaps that are divided into fewer or more sectors than that.
Maybe this is a useless observation, but it reflects the wide choices we have in many areas of daily life.
Have you looked at the candy shelves in CVS lately?
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