The phrase "a cut angle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, carpentry, or design, where angles are modified or shaped.
Example: "To create a more dynamic look, we decided to use a cut angle for the roof design."
Alternatives: "an angled cut" or "a beveled angle."
A cut angle of 150° and a cut depth of 0.18 mm are therefore recommended.
On the other hand, for the softer skin tissue, a cut angle of 170° and a cut depth of 0.18 mm provides a more flexible barb that gives superior skin tissue anchoring.
After that and a second five-minute extra time also ended in draws, it was ruled that, due to a cut, Angle wouldn't be allowed to continue the match, ending the match in a no contest.
A cutting trial is deemed successful if the subjects approaches the force platform with the required speed, performs the manoeuvre with the target board illuminating a light, makes IC with the force platform and either runs straight ahead or changes direction at a 45° cut angle with the required exit speed.
These optimization results provided a small robust manufacturing region, hence a change in the cut angles of embossed letters and numbers from 70° to 90° in the modified compression tooling was evaluated.
(a) 'Cut-off angle method' (CAM): by analyzing all straight (unbent) trajectories of high-speed particles, the cut-off angle, i.e., the maximum of all possible ejection angles ε, can be determined and used to constrain the inner vent radius r and the depth z of their origin.
Figure 4 shows an evident cut-off for ε larger than 62° which corresponds to a cut-off angle α of 38°.
In the first method, through tracking these straight trajectories and identifying a cut-off angle, the inner diameter and the depth level of the vent can be constrained.
A higher cut off angle (> 10°) may introduce dry bias in the PWV estimation (Emardson et al. 1998).
Otherwise, return a series of median-cut angles. .
To make a cone with precise proportions, you'll use a circle with a specific radius, with a "pie slice" of a specific angle cut out.
