Sentence examples for angle referred from inspiring English sources

Figure 5 Visualization of an angle referred to in the discursive text.

Angle referred to the South American country on Thursday in North Las Vegas while explaining previous statements that the United States should phase out its current system.

The cutting angle refers to the degree of the angle between the cutting direction of the abrasive grain and the horizontal plane.

In the source process analysis, we assumed a single rectangular fault model (140 km along the strike × 80 km along the strike, Fig. 1a) with the 293° strike angle referring to the GCMT solution.

The distances were measured in millimetres, and the angle refers to x/360 of a full circle.

A peptide's polar angle refers to the relative proportion of polar to nonpolar facets of the peptide conformed to an amphipathic helix.

24 The trunk angle refers to the angle, measured in degrees, between the trunk and the vertical plane passing through the center of mass of the body (see Figure 1).

A player mobile's "true angle" refers to the more solid, middle green part of your angle range.

We calculate for each rotatable bond i, the dihedral angles (referred as χ i throughout), using the same definition of atom names and χ angles as the one used by Lovell et al. (2000).

The concept of the equality of distances (and angles) refers to experiments involving coincidences; the same remarks apply to the theorems on congruence.

Angles in angle gathers refer to the scattering angle at the reflector and provide a natural access to analyzing migration velocity and amplitudes.