The phrase "a special angle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a unique perspective or viewpoint on a particular subject or situation.
Example: "In her presentation, she offered a special angle on the issue that had not been considered before."
Alternatives: "a unique perspective" or "an interesting viewpoint".
A novel requires a special angle or approach, whether in structure or language or theme, to justify itself.
The annularly disposed multi-beam fiber light sources illuminate the target surface with a special angle.
But there has to be a special angle, a new insight, something to lift it above being just a potted biography.
However, Rothman's group found that there is a special angle — 72 degrees — for which the paths are straight, reasoning that this is the angle at which streams branch.
Burroughs doesn't ask us to like addicts, but he does ask us to look at the world through their eyes and see it anew: "Kick is seeing things from a special angle".
By connecting the vertices of a spherical triangle with the centre O of the sphere that it resides on, a special "angle" known as a trihedral angle is formed.
If you need to find a function of a larger or smaller special angle, first figure out which reference angle is in the same "family" of angles.
For the second approach, the full-field and dynamic measurement can be designed based upon the first method with special angle design in a polarizer and a quarter-wave plate.
Finite element simulations show good agreement with the experimental observations, thus this is a route towards integrating carbon nanotubes with a special inclination angle on microstructures.
As a result all rays will be converged to a predetermined point with a special convergent angle.
As a conclusion, for obtaining a special phase angle, one should pay a special attention to parameters rg, d1, and d3.
