Triangular

A triangular blade was introduced around 1715 and was stronger than the previous single or double-edged models, creating wounds which were harder to treat due to the propensity of healing scar tissue to pull apart the triangular incision.

In a "forward triangular merger", the buyer causes the target company to merge into the subsidiary; a "reverse triangular merger" is similar except that the subsidiary merges into the target company.

Nonetheless, the triangular building plan causes the air handling unit (AHU) room in the internal core to also assume a triangular configuration.

The gyroelongated triangular prismatic tiling has the same vertex figure as one of the plain prismatic tilings; the two may be derived from the gyrated and plain triangular prismatic tilings, respectively, by inserting layers of cubes.

And with that I turn my attention more fully to the Muska, those triangular spinach and feta pastries that in here, anyway, are light, delicious, tangy.

Angles are also found in other fullscreen backgrounds, with multiple lines of different shades and colors used to create triangular elements.

Engineers at Columbia University unveiled this world's first Tuesday, made by the technology meticulously layering seven edible inks to form a triangular shape.

Lidos tend to have art deco terraces, some have fountains while the pool itself can be round, triangular, or just simply vast.

The eight-inch chef knife is the classic all-around knife with a triangular blade, and it's typically used for slicing.

The eight-inch chef’s knife has the classic triangular look and can be used to chop veggies, cube tough meat, and more.

The Falcons split duals at their home triangular, they defeated AA Aitkin 40-31 and they dropped a very close on to BHV/PP 35-34.

The government had experience of participating in “triangular cooperation” agreements with donors, including the Japan International Cooperation Agency and the Islamic Development Bank.

The most obvious physical feature of the Corsair 4000D Airflow that repeats itself throughout the case is the steel triangular grate on its front.

The triangular relations that ensue make for a thought-provoking, improbably funny and, in director Jemima Levick’s smart production, tightly-wrought hour of theatre.

The triangular-shaped parliament complex is just across from the old, circular heritage building built by British architects Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker in 1927, two decades before India gained independence.

And that is why the Congress and Left came together to make it a triangular fight.

Chandrasekhar’s plunge into the capital frayhas turned it into a triangular affair, which will be one of the most watched battles in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.

Common in Eastern European folk music, balalaikas usually have three strings and look like small triangular guitars.

From two very skinny and long windows on the right side of the house to another triangular one jutting out on the top floor, right in the middle of the home, the design is definitely one of a kind.

Greve in Chianti is one of the more scenic towns in this part of Tuscany – it’s centred around the triangular Piazza Matteotti, the porticos of which hide vendors of various fresh produce.