The phrase "angle of the ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, construction, or physics when discussing the inclination or slope of a surface in relation to the horizontal plane.
Example: "The angle of the ground affects the stability of the structure being built."
Alternatives: "slope of the ground" or "inclination of the ground".
The figure indicates the experimental conditions of receiver gain ("high" = 8, "low" = 2) and the offset angle of the ground telescope (arcsec).
Numbers in the upper part of the figure represent the detector gains (2 = low, 8 = high) and the elevation offset angle of the ground telescope.
Even if the protecting angle of the ground wire keeps unchanged, if the height of the ground wire is various, the total shielding failure rate is totally different, so we should take into account other factors except for the protection angle during the design of tower structure.
Moreover, a LabVIEW program that can be employed to adjust the depth measurement according to the pitch angle between the implement and the ground, as well as the inclined angle of the ground, has been established to achieve adaptable measurement on different terrain morphologies.
This paper treats theoretically the angle dependence of the ground state binding energy of a shallow donor impurity in semiconductor quantum-well systems on the tilted magnetic field.
Firstly, relatively small grazing angles of the ground-based line-of-sight rendered incised valleys invisible.
Its muzzle was angled to the ground, unlike the forward-pointing snouts of most other dinosaurs.
This study examines the influence that the angle of incidence of the ground motion has on several engineering demand parameters (EDPs) for a single-storey structure subjected to bi-directional ground motions.
This particular study looked at the effects foot orthoses had on the vertical ground reaction forces (Fz), the centre of pressure deviation (medial/lateral) and the angle of the sagittal plane ground reaction force vector (GRF) at the time of (peak 1) and (peak 2) on the force/time graph.
