The phrase "a triangle in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific location or context where a triangle is present or relevant.
Example: "In the diagram, a triangle in the center represents the main concept of the theory."
Alternatives: "a triangle within the" or "a triangle located in the".
Red narrowly avoids a triangle in the fifth move.
Blue is forced to make a triangle in the last move and loses.
To promote the "Three-Day Weekend Society Mr. Komarr has created a mandala-type painting with a triangle in the center and an actual hole into which viewers can insert their heads for Polaroid photographs.
There's a triangle in the making downstairs, too: a twinkly eyed poacher (Julien Carette), newly hired as a domestic, is trying to poach the wife of the stiff-necked Alsatian gamekeeper (Gaston Modot).
They were told to turn around to be branded, and then a much smaller brand (made of a wire hanger) was substituted to burn a triangle in the small of their backs, as the large brand was dipped into water to make a heart-stopping sizzle.
While his narrator is engaged in his wanderings, Stephenson amuses himself with other interpretations of worship: a faith based on an ancient craftsman and his vision of a triangle in the heavens, and another structured around the unlikely trinity of a condemned man, a magistrate and an innocent girl.
Fold the beak into a triangle (in half) and using the hot glue, glue the beak just below his eyes.
The balanced minimum evolution polytope in this case is a triangle in R. Note that the star-shaped tree is in the interior of the triangle.
This allows us to obtain new bounds for the sum of the squares of the side lengths of a triangle in terms of other elements in the triangle.
The corresponding 3-node subgraph is a triangle in which each node binds the other two nodes, and at least one node has a self interaction.
Measuring 31 feet by 34 feet by 15 feet, it is a resting place, a scalene triangle in the center of chaos.
