Sentence examples for angle points from inspiring English sources

An initial placement is created by orientating the water molecule such that the angle bisector of its opening angle points to one of the corners of the icosahedron.

The orientation of the cross relates to the direction of migration and to the morphological axis of the cell, such that one right angle points at the front and the other to the back.

Karl von Frisch, who first decoded the waggle dance, viewed the gradually closing divergence as a transition, and pointed out (von Frisch 1967) that "the line, which halves the divergence angle, points the direction to the feeding place approximately just as precisely as with the uniform, straight-line waggle-run".

If any internal angle points inwards (measuring more than 180 degrees), the pentagon is concave.

To make clear the target of her fury, Danielle positioned the book, as she told the camera, at a 45-degree angle pointing at Dina.

*Have the child extend arms forward at a 45-degree angle, pointing thumbs down, and try to resist the examiner's downward pressure on the forearms.

In fact it was quite hard to focus, because the camera was at an acute angle – pointing straight up into the sky – which is difficult when you're using such a big lens.

They stand in front of the ISIS banner and hold automatic weapons at the same angle, pointed just to the left of their feet, their forefingers resting loosely on the trigger guards.

It dangled between his legs like a pork sausage, and this was no secret, because he always wore tight trousers and placed it at an angle, pointing upward, so that everyone could see.

Abaco Island is shaped like a right angle, with one side of the angle pointing northwest and the other southwest; its administrative centre, Marsh Harbour, is situated at the vertex.

The development of the mitre lock, a double-leaf gate the closure of which formed an angle pointing upstream, heralded a period of extensive canal construction during the 16th and 17th centuries.