The side lengths of a right triangle form a so-called Pythagorean triple. A triangle that is not a right triangle is sometimes called an oblique triangle. Special cases of the right triangle include the isosceles right triangle (middle figure) and 30-60-90 triangle (right figure).
The first pacemaker was implanted on 8th October 1958 in a 43 year old man called Arne Larsson with complete heart block and Stokes-Adams attacks. Technological innovations between 1973 and 1980 rendered obsolete the reliable pacemaker of 1970.
Sir Hans Krebs came to the University of Sheffield as Lecturer in Pharmacology in 1935. He was a German Jewish refugee who had already discovered the ornithine (urea) cycle at Freiburg before being forced to flee the country in 1933.