Sentence examples for vertices of a triangle from inspiring English sources

The interferometer consists of three receivers located at the vertices of a triangle and spaced by about 3 5 km.

A bull is a graph which is obtained by attaching two edges to two vertices of a triangle.

The problem is that objects (DRAWTRILISTs) are limited to 10921 vertices because in FlightGear,the three vertices of a triangle are stored in a short.

Borate mineral structures incorporate either the BO3 triangle or BO4 tetrahedron in which oxygen or hydroxyl groups are located at the vertices of a triangle or at the corners of a tetrahedron with a central boron atom, respectively.

It is worthy noticing that these three points also represent the three vertices of a triangle, respectively.

In this format, three alternatives are placed at the corners or vertices of a triangle (e.g., Venus, Mercury, and Saturn) as the possible answers to the question, "What planet lacks an internal magnetic field?" as illustrated in Fig. 1.

By connecting the vertices of a spherical triangle with the centre O of the sphere that it resides on, a special "angle" known as a trihedral angle is formed.

Three separate spacecraft, flying millions of kilometers apart from each other at the vertices of a giant triangle, would precisely measure their mutual separations using sensitive lasers, and thus be capable of detecting low-frequency ripples in spacetime.

Regarded as a subject or "consciousness", from its perspective a point or object now corresponds to what was originally an appearance of an object, that is, a triple of numbers summing to 1; and, analogously, any coordinate system \(S'\) (that is, another subject or "consciousness") corresponds to three such triples determined by the vertices of a nondegenerate triangle.

Let A, B, C be the vertices of a right triangle, with a right angle at A. Drop a perpendicular from A to the side opposite the hypotenuse in the square on the hypotenuse.

Minsky happened to read that Shizuo Kakutani, a mathematician at Yale, had proved, essentially, that at each moment there are three points on the earth situated at the vertices of an equilateral triangle at which the temperature is the same.