The phrase "and angles for the" is not a complete or clear expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are discussing geometry, design, or perspectives, but it requires additional context to convey a complete thought.
Example: "We need to consider the lighting and angles for the photoshoot to ensure the best results."
Alternatives: "and perspectives for the" or "and dimensions for the".
The coordination geometry, i.e., bond distances and angles for the coordination site, is the typical of the reported platinum II) salicylaldiminatos, e.g., the mean Pt N distance (d(Pt N)): 2.011 and d(Pt O): 1.994 Å, respectively.
The corresponding distances and angles for the hydrogen bonds are given in Table 3.
The sampling scheme includes the order, number, duration, and angles for the detector positions, which are optimized to reduce acquisition bias resulting from insufficient statistics.
Except for the Fe OII distance, the bond distances and angles for the surface slab were in in good agreement with the fitted model from CTR experiments [22].
As did the Russians at the Science World building only a little bit away where the observatory rises out of the apex of the creek; a shining observatory of light and angles for the Russian to play in.
Selected bond distances and angles are shown in Tables 1 and 2. The mean bond distances and angles for the discussion in the paper were calculated as follows: for a sample of n observations x i, a weighted mean value (xu) with its standard deviation was calculated using the following equations: xu=Σ i x i/ n, σ={Σ i (x i− xu)/[ n(n−1)]}1/2.
It introduced untoward emotions at a table of sharers, each of whom monitored the others' bites and angled for the final morsels.
Two to four surfers go head-to-head in an allotted amount of time, sharing spaces and angling for the best waves.
Their paths diverge when they reach the art of animal hunting; the one going to the seashore, and to the rivers and to the lakes, and angling for the animals which are in them.
FRANKFURT — Comfortably in control of his own company and angling for the much larger Volkswagen, Porsche's chief executive, Wendelin Wiedeking, described the process before him in November 2007 as an intense chess match.
Now that Hyderabad, India, is booming as a business hub (Microsoft, among other tech giants, is here), the city is looking past the stuffed suits and angling for the jet set.
