Sentence examples for clear angle from inspiring English sources

Angular harp, musical instrument in which the neck forms a clear angle with the resonator, or belly; it is one of the principal varieties of the harp.

Later, M.L.B. admitted that its review team didn't have a clear angle on the play and had been operating, in this case, with less information than the fans at home.

Interview a variety of people Have a clear angle Get your facts straight Waffle Put all the interesting stuff in the first 500 words Write in a monotone The Wellcome Trust Science Writing Prize, in association with the Guardian and the Observer, is open for entries.

Although Bondy has conceived potent stagings of "Salome," "Don Carlos," and Handel's "Hercules," among other operas, he has failed to find a clear angle on "Tosca," and instead delivered an uneven, muddled, weirdly dull production that interferes fatally with the working of Puccini's perfect contraption.

With vertically displaced brackets, the increased mesio-distal slot width and the presence of clear angle at mesial and distal slot edges increase the values of RS.

The clear angle at the mesial and distal slot edges of Time 2, which is a specific feature of this bracket, could be responsible for this finding.

That allows him to watch the game on television, where, he said, the clear angles allow him to compile better mental notes on opposing batters.

(Most at the Garden could see her snarl only via overhead video screens, which also picked up clear angles of her new Francophone neck tattoo).

"There's a huge crush of books, so they really do look for very clear angles and strong author credentials going into it.

Oliveira offers a simple and rarefied lesson in vision, finding blazingly clear angles to reveal ancient wonders in a renewed immediacy, to look ancient heroes in the face, and to take their point of view — visual and historical, whimsical yet hopeless — against the undiscerning modern crowd.

For the transient stability study, authors use an approach based on the equal area criterion to evaluate the critical clearing angle (CCA) and a time domain approach to evaluate the critical clearing time (CCT) for the two types of SFCL.