The projecting corners of the overlapping blocks are beveled off so that the ceiling presents two plane stone surfaces nearly forming an acute angle at the top.
The corridors are each nine feet wide and twenty feet high, the perpendicular walls being ten feet, and the sides of the ceiling inclining inward from that height until they nearly form an acute angle at the top.
In two of these the end of the flake has been chipped into a straight scraping edge at an acute angle to the body of the flake, so as to form a tool which can be held in the hand and used for scraping a flat surface, perhaps of bone.
Such a hook, the stem formed of bone, and the returning point made of flint bound at an acute angle to the end of the bone, has been engraved by Klemm.
F and G form an acute angle one to the other, as also do G and B, while H and A are at an obtuse angle.
When the number of degrees of angle between two lines is less than 90, the lines are said to form an acute angleone to the other, but when they are at more than 90 degrees of angle they are said to form an obtuse angle.
Thus, in Figure 60, A and C are at an acute angle, while B and C are at an obtuse angle.
Its axial line, when viewed vertically, may form an acute angle to the axial line of the cross-head journal.
The edge A must form an acute angle to edge B, so that when in a corner the point only will cut, or when the edge A meets a radial face, as in Fig.
A piece of ground terminating in a point or acute angle.
It is made of two curved lines, meeting in an acute angle in the fesse point.
The posterior and inferior borders of these cartilages meet at an acute angle.
The occipital protuberance, hollowed on its posterior surface, rises vertically, and rests upon the parietal bone, with which it forms an acute angle.
An acute angle is defined as "an angle less than a right angle," and is considered as positive under the general understanding that all geometric magnitudes are positive unless the contrary is stated.
In climbing between the box and the wall it straddled the space, resting its hands on the palms and tips of the outstretched fingers with the knuckles bent at an acute angle, and thus mounted to the top with the greatest facility.
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