triangular造句

This island is triangular in shape.

Most animals have triangular vocal cords.

These triangular patterns show you the state of your environment.

European leek naturalized in Great Britain; leaves triangular in section.

And, triangular debts have been replaced with bank loans.

Every node (the little triangular etch) on the stem is a potential new bloom.

The triangular-shaped torch symbolizes the three Olympic values of friendship, excellence and respect.

And at your feet is a swath of ants bearing triangular bits of green leaf.

Each elemental unit has a simple layout consisting of a rectangular box and a triangular roof.

Select the Polygonal Lasso Tool (l), and then make a triangular selection around the bottom corner of the rectangle.

This gave rise to artful and elaborate ways to disguise such profit-making, including foreign currency deals and triangular trading.

The only indications of those former villages today are grassy barrows topped with yellow, triangular radiation-hazard signs.

The Battle of the Red Cliffs determined the triangular balance of power of The Three Kingdoms, Wei, Shu and Wu.

Due to the general derivation, the longitudinal fin arrays on a heat sink can have either square, rectangular, equilaterally triangular, or cylindrical cross section.

Perform this action for all of the child classes, as shown in Figure 1 above by the arrows with triangular arrowheads.

a long narrow shallow-draft boat with a flat bottom and a triangular sail; formerly used along the N Atlantic coast of the US.

A fitting system is developed to fit subdivision surface with sharp feature from noising and dense triangular meshes of arbitrary topology.

He had two triangular pieces of tile in his head, instead of eyes, his mouth was made of an old broken rake, and was, of course, furnished with teeth.

He gives as an example the adjective 'gorescarred', applied to a history book: 'gore' can mean not only 'blood' but also 'a triangular shape' and 'to stab deeply with a sharp weapon'.

A surveying technique in which a region is divided into a series of triangular elements based on a line of known length so that accurate measurements of distances and directions may be made by the application of trigonometry.