Sentence examples for angle allows for from inspiring English sources

Positioning the bottom tapes on the wearer at an upward angle, allows for a better fit at the hip.

The blue metal allows for the water to run through to the agline, and the ag line on the sleight angle allows for the water to run down and out of the bottom weep holes.

The quartz plate, cut at an 8° angle allowed for emitted light to be detected but not directly reflect the incident beam.

Multilayer coatings enhance x-ray mirror performance at incidence angles steeper than the critical angle, allowing for improved flux, design flexibility and facilitating alignment.

Some researchers and engineers suspect that curved railings are more dangerous than straight ones and this study finds that the impact angle between truck and railing, which affects both railing and truck behavior, can be larger than the angle allowed for in the Japanese specifications in some actual cases of curved roads and bridges.

The end sides of the stadium consisted of grass embankments at a 30 percent angle, allowing for standing space for spectators without having to build stands.

Present study investigates dynamic behaviour of a simply supported composite hypar shell roofs under oblique impact, considering modified Hertzian contact law, for different impact velocities and impact angles allowing for anisotropic friction.

The solar position angles allow for the estimation of solar irradiation on surfaces when applied with other correlations.

In this paper a new method for the discretization of the radiation transport equation is presented, based on a discontinuous Galerkin method in space and angle that allows for local refinement in angle where any spatial element can support its own angular discretization.

The use of bolted angle cleats allows for a simple connection to be developed, which can result in significant cost savings within the steel construction industry.

The code itself is based upon the mathematics presented in another paper and utilises representations of the neutron population which are independent of both space and angle but allows for the specification of an arbitrary number of energy groups.