Alignment angle is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most frequently used to describe the angle between two or more objects, and is commonly used in engineering, machining or scientific contexts. For example, "The alignment angle between the two parts was 45 degrees."
Approximately 50% of the neurite segments are considered completely aligned to the pattern direction with an alignment angle of 10° or less and a full 72% of the neurite segment population is within the 20° angle population, indicating significant alignment to pattern features.
SGSCs orient randomly on unpatterned substrates and strongly align to parallel, unidirectional micropatterns with 82% of SGSCs having an alignment angle of 20° or less.
The alignment angle had a small effect on scour depth.
The anteroposterior (AP) tibial alignment angle was measured.
But it is notable that there is an increase in scour development depth at 60° alignment angle.
Key factors include trail grade, slope alignment angle, tread drainage features, and the amount of rock in tread substrates.
According to the Hertzian contact theory, elastic compression of laterally-touching cylindrical bodies exhibits a various range of contact stiffness depending on their alignment angles.
Then, comparison between alignment angles in the TKA group that underwent revision and those in the unrevised implant group showed no statistically significant differences, thus confirming, as recently reported in the literature, that, within a physiologic range, the postoperative mechanical axis does not affect implant survival rate [18].
Lutz and Gutmann (1995)'s method for lineament identification (Two Point Azimuth: TPA) is based on the azimuth between each sample and every other sample and provides a distribution of the frequency of alignment angles, usually presented within groups of 10° intervals (Connor 1990; Wadge and Cross 1988).
For the other planes, the preoperatively proposed alignment angles were not changed (Table 1, first column).
We found our postoperative component alignment angles to be close to the software plan, especially for the tibial component.
