The phrase "angles where a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing geometry, trigonometry, or any situation where angles are relevant, often leading into a description or explanation.
Example: "In this diagram, we will focus on the angles where a triangle intersects with a circle."
Alternatives: "angles at which a" or "angles in which a".
For high angles, where a stationery cuttings bed can form, transport is via rolling mechanism.
In intermediate angles, where a churning, moving cuttings bed can form, transport is via a lifting mechanism.
This is likely due to the tendency of a large bead to stumble at positions ∼80° past the ATP-waiting angles, where a reaction sensitive to mechanical hindrance takes place (18).
The amplitudes of the tail beats were reported as body angles, where a body angle close to 180° was defined as the resting position of the larvae (Fig. 3Ai).
"You have to look under there and see the ceiling or a clean pool with no swimmer in it and just think to yourself: this is what's going to happen, this is where the swimmer's going to break the water, this is where a reflection might be, this might be a good angle where a swimmer might come into your frame".
"Whenever you bring seating closer to the action, and put seating in fair territory, there will be certain angles where you lose a sightline here or there," said Dave Howard, the Mets' vice president for business operations.
Its founder and co-owner, architect José Luis Moreno bought the site - then a wild coconut plantation accessible only by water - in 1976, and the hotel grew gradually and organically (Moreno's style favours curves and avoids angles where possible) from a weekend cottage with no electricity.
We observe a major bulk influence, except in the low angles where surface effect has a greater impact.
That has not stopped the habitual handicapping around the Pentagon, a building with five sides but a million angles, where the résumé of the next chairman will be scrutinized for clues to the department's direction.
Use a white background and capture different angles where possible.
The company says that the curve provides more viewing angles where the picture looks dead-on.
