The phrase "adjacent angle" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in geometry to refer to two angles that share a common side and vertex but do not overlap.
Example: "In the triangle, angle A and angle B are adjacent angles, sharing side AB."
Alternatives: "neighboring angle" or "contiguous angle".
The angle scanning grid is uniform in the range from 1° to 180° with 1° increment between adjacent angle candidates.
(Where 'right angle' means, as usual, an angle equal to its adjacent angle, and two angles in Int are said to be equal if one is the image of the other by a transformation of group Gκ).
Now he divides the external one of these angles by drawing a line parallel to the opposite side of the triangle, and sees that here there arises an external adjacent angle which is equal to an internal one, etc.
However, this is an unlikely explanation because extrinsic disruptions inevitably experienced by blackbirds tested in Polačiková et al. (2013) would not disrupt blunt pole distance or adjacent angle without also influencing the other metrics of arrangement.
The two adjacent angles are measured by means of a surveying device known as a theodolite, and the entire triangle is established.
The most important steps are substitution of complex constraints with sets of simpler ones and insertion of redundant constraints by solving triangles and determining sums and differences of adjacent angles.
Since he knows that two right angles together are exactly equal to all of the adjacent angles that can be drawn at one point on a straight line, he extends one side of his triangle, and obtains two adjacent angles that together are equal to two right ones.
The spanning angle, which is the sum of two adjacent angles of the same finger, is used to differentiate the thumb from other fingers, since the thumb has the largest spanning angle.
The history of the theorem can be divided into four parts: knowledge of Pythagorean triples, knowledge of the relationship among the sides of a right triangle, knowledge of the relationships among adjacent angles, and proofs of the theorem within some deductive system.
This and the adjacent angling pond are the only sites where animals could over-winter in deep water.
Previous research found that ejecters maintained consistent distances between the nest center and the blunt poles of their eggs, and that the variation (measured as SD) of some adjacent angles were lower in ejecters than acceptors (Polačiková et al. 2013).
