Sentence examples for complementary angle from inspiring English sources
(Chinen) ★ Craig Taborn and Gust Burns (Saturday) Craig Taborn, who has proven himself a pianist of nearly boundless imagination, teams up here with Gust Burns, a Seattle native who approaches pianism, and improvisation, from a complementary angle.
Transmission angle is the complementary angle of the pressure angle, which is defined by the angle between input and output forces of a joint [25].
The next chapter, by Michael Cummings, continues the theme from a different but complementary angle by taking its departure from written English.
We use the similar study methodology to find relevant bug reports for our analysis but we provide a complementary angle by studying the effects of recent concurrency bugs with a more fine-grained classification than mapping bugs into deadlock and not-deadlock bug classes.
We have a wide [shot] of the stage from the left side, and a complementary angle from the right side.
I told my cinematographer, "Let's move this camera, which is getting the complementary angle, and make it completely frontal so it's up on his face for this first part of the scene where he's telling his stories, because this is a metaphor for blindness". These killings were partly the result of US's anticommunist influence.
Kevin Laird, a Beverly Hills school teacher talks about complementary angles, the most useful angle, the identity cos(x 2 + sin(x 2=1 and the Cartesian coordinate system.
Here we describe in detail this approach and report the measurements of individual and collective characteristics of podosome ensembles, providing an integrated picture of their activity from the complementary angles of organisation, dynamics, mobility and mechanics.
Full-sized cameras were positioned to capture the entire classroom from two different, complementary angles.
These techniques can be approached from two complementary angles: firstly, the chemical analysis of the source of sensation, in our case chemical analysis of the compounds that lead to perception of the smell.
Measure complementary angles, the easiest angles.
