The phrase "angle of divergence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, optics, or any field discussing the deviation of paths or directions.
Example: "The angle of divergence between the two light beams was measured to determine the effectiveness of the optical system."
Alternatives: "divergence angle" or "angle of deviation".
Microchannel with 8° angle of divergence and 156 μm of hydraulic diameter is employed for experiments in both diverging and converging modes.
Such a small angle of divergence will produce a one-metre spot at a distance of one kilometre.
In the stationary chiral medium the angle of divergence between the circular birefringent beams is calculated to be 1.3 radian.
The angle of divergence between the circular birefringent beams and the polarization states of the two light beams is manipulated with Kerr nonlinearity.
The divergent trajectory for the electrospun nanofibers results in the increasing in-plane angle of divergence for the nozzles further from the midpoint of the tube.
Angle of divergence slit for the incident X-ray beam was set to 1º and the antiscatter slit was set at 0.5º.
One method to measure squareness directly from fossil material (reducing potential error inherent in reconstruction) and increase sample size involves comparing the angles of divergence on the anterior margin of the premaxilla (PMDA).
Figure 1A illustrates this penetration depth and activation cone (11.7° half-angle of divergence) to scale with the targeted nuclei, showing that stimulation is well restricted to the central thalamus.
This angle is calculated from the direct measurements of divergence angle of the refracted beams that represents the most important pyramid characteristic, especially if used in a multi-conjugate adaptive optics application.
Thus, while these patterns deserve careful re-examination, the interspecific differences in divergence angle, which were invoked to support that the patterns of divergence angle were likely an adaptation, may also be an artifact of orientation reference differences.
