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• v  divide into triangles or give a triangular form to
  triangulate the piece of cardboard
• v  measure by using trigonometry
  triangulate the angle
• v  survey by triangulation
• a  composed of or marked with triangles

• So far, Obama isn't cooperating, and Clinton is trying to triangulate her differences with Edwards and Obama by being the candidate of "change and experience," someone who sees the .
• It's possible, they think, that learning how she got inhalation anthrax could somehow triangulate on the attacker.
• The scholars at Harvard's Kennedy School begin to triangulate and plot the vectors of power that produced the Mondale victory.

News & Articles

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• IndoorAtlas uses geomagnetism to map buildings GPS can’t reach
  Instead of using Wi-Fi signals to triangulate a device's location, IndoorAtlas tracks variations in the Earth's magnetic field to pinpoint location within a building.
  Sept. 25, 2013 - GigaOM

Quotes

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• Derek Burney in OpEdNews
  Former Canadian ambassador to the US, Derek Burney, said, "Attempts to 'triangulate' in recent years, by bringing in Mexico, have little substance and allowed attention to be diverted from more pressing bilateral concerns."
• John Edwards in Washington Post
  We can't triangulate our way to big change,Edwards said in his prepared text. "We can't compromise our way to big change. We need to lead our way to big change."
• Steve Jobs in Press-Enterprise
  We triangulate the beacons, look in their database, and it tells us where we are,Jobs said. "Isn't that cool?"