Romer took the angle of his vast experience and wisdom that comes with age.
I love my second from a whole different angle — from the soft place of experience.
The only job where you'd brag about how little experience you have!" In their defense, of course, they are angling to accrue a lot of experience, and by "experience" I mean "money from powerful interests in amounts large enough that they never have to worry about paying for food and shelter ever again, suck it, the rest of America".
Regarding the assessment of congruence angle, our experience suggests it is readily affected by the knee extension-flexion position and muscle tension during the radiographs and, perhaps most importantly, the engagement position of the patella into the trochlea.
In the experimental program, the specimens performed well during the test and reached a total story drift angle of 6% radians before experiencing 20% strength degradation.
But every writer in America seems to have had his own special angle on baseball and his own precious fragment of experience.
After each trial, they were instructed to replicate the experienced maximum angle of the illusory flexion by flexing their wrists (Hagura et al. 2007), and this angle (i.e., total angular displacement) was measured with a protractor.
Aircraft that maneuver through large angles of attack will experience large regions of flow separation over the wing and fuselage.
Do a checklist covering all the angles of the consumer experience.
The procedure provides the bald patient with an instant hairline, but it requires a surgeon with special training and experience, and the angle of hair growth may look unnatural.
In recent years, viewers, and especially younger ones, seem to be migrating toward the screen again because when they watch movies on their computer, with their faces near the screen, the image occupies a large angle of vision and makes for an experience akin to sitting up closer to my very own cinematic field of dreams, the front row.
