-
nerve head (increased cup-to-disc
ratio on
fundoscopic examination).
Acute angle-closure glaucoma, a
medical emergency due to the risk of
impending permanent...
- An
acute triangle (or
acute-
angled triangle) is a
triangle with
three acute angles (less than 90°). An
obtuse triangle (or obtuse-
angled triangle) is...
- § Signed
angles): An
angle equal to 0° or not
turned is
called a zero
angle. An
angle smaller than a
right angle (less than 90°) is
called an
acute angle ("acute"...
- we
subtract the
second result from the
other side if the
angle is
acute and add it if the
angle is obtuse. We then
square the
result and add to it the square...
- (phonetic), a
perceptual classification Acute angle Acute triangle Acute, a leaf
shape in the
glossary of leaf
morphology Acute (medicine), a
disease that it is...
-
altitude to the obtuse-
angled vertex falls in the
interior of the
opposite side, but the feet of the
altitudes to the
acute-
angled vertices fall on the...
- The
angle of His, also
known as the
esophagogastric angle, is the
acute angle created between the
cardia at the
entrance to the stomach, and the esophagus...
- issues.
Acute Angled Surfaces (Layer Shifting): The
bridged roof of the
cabin and
gunwale of the 3DBenchy were
designed to
incorporate acute angles. These...
- are
obtuse or
acute if they form, respectively, an
obtuse angle (greater than a
right angle) or
acute angle (smaller than a
right angle); equivalently...
- The
costovertebral angle (Latin:
arcus costovertebralis) is the
acute angle formed on
either side of the
human back
between the
twelfth rib and the vertebral...
