-
cathetus (originally from the Gr**** word κάθετος, "perpendicular"; plural:
catheti),
commonly known as a leg, is
either of the
sides that are
adjacent to...
- such triangle; the two
other shorter sides of such a
triangle are
called catheti or legs. The
length of the
hypotenuse can be
found using the Pythagorean...
- the
Early Cretaceous. The only
known species is the type
Muiscasaurus catheti. The
fossils of
Muiscasaurus were
found in the Paja Formation,
whose sediments...
- (green) as
their hypotenuses. The
catheti of the left
triangle are − y 1 {\displaystyle -y_{1}} and f and the
catheti of the
right triangle are x 1 {\displaystyle...
- (Lég in Hungarian), a
village and muni****lity in south-west
Slovakia the
catheti of a
right triangle the
congruent sides of an
isosceles triangle the non-parallel...
- the figure). The
sides adjacent to the
right angle are
called legs (or
catheti, singular: cathetus). Side a {\displaystyle a} may be
identified as the...
- not the case for the
Balkan Peninsula. Both the
eastern and
western sea
catheti from
Odesa to Cape
Matapan (c. 1230–1350 km) and from
Trieste to Cape Matapan...
- in
Aegirosaurus leptospondylus,
Sveltonectes insolitus and
Muiscasaurus catheti) (Bardet & Fernández, 2000;
Fischer et al., 2011a;
Maxwell et al., 2015...
- two
sides are equidistant. The
rafter is the
hypotenuse and the legs or
catheti of the
triangle are the top wall
plates of the structure. The side cut...
-
formation the
fossil ichthyosaurs Platypterygius sachicarum and
Muiscasaurus catheti and the
brachiosaur Padillasaurus leivaensis and
pliosaur Brachauchenius...
