The glass shows two small stars forming a right-angled triangle with it.

Figure 61 represents a right-angled triangle, A and B forming a right angle.

It was an ingenious application of the well known properties of a right-angled triangle.

It forms a large right-angled triangle with Pollux and Betelgeuze.

Another simile likens it to a right-angled triangle, with the Bitter Root Range as its base.

The profile of these cribs was that of a right-angled triangle, the slanting side up stream.

There, just above the representation of the right-angled triangle, shone out, clearly and distinctly, this striking figure:

A right-angled triangle is one in which two of the sides are at a right angle one to the other.

The rear wall of the compressor-house formed the north wall of the bin, the section of which was an isosceles right-angled triangle.

As he first solved the problem of inscribing a right-angled triangle in a circle, he is the founder of geometrical science in Greece.

First, make a design of a size proportionate to the size of the pad and make a right-angled triangle, as shown in Fig.

The principles of it remained so foreign to me that I did not even recognise a right-angled triangle, if the right angle were uppermost.

The right-angled triangle still has an hypotenuse, and quadratics do not simplify with distance, while Tamil classics throw Vergil and Cicero into the shade.

You hold that an equilateral triangle may, to you and all other human individuals, be a right-angled triangle if you choose to imagine it so.

It is this: "In every right-angled triangle, the sum of the squares of the base and perpendicular is equal to the square of the hypothenuse."

It was now more sharply defined than ever, a right- angled triangle of almost mathematical precision.