Sentence examples for degrees of a circle from inspiring English sources
There will actually be 361 rows of calculation, but the formulation depends upon there being 360, as in degrees of a circle.
Schnitzler's play and the Ophüls film are the declared inspiration for Morgan's screenplay: his title derives from the 360 degrees of a circle and begins and ends with a chilling sexual transaction that recreates Schnitzler in the internet culture of present-day Vienna.
Over the course of a few dozen swings I found it didn't want to be wielded like an executioner's axe, describing as many degrees of a circle as were warranted by the toughness of the wood, but it preferred to be brought down straight, like the guillotine.
They have gauges on them representing degrees of a circle.
Even your forearm needn't move much (say, 100 degrees of a circle at most, and less and less so as your technique improves) - but it's the wrist that is the trigger - imagine a fastball pitcher - body, arm and wrist coordinate to achieve maximum velocity - or in our case, striking force.
Divide 360 (the total number of degrees in a circle) by the number of pie wedges (16), and record the number.
It's such a convenient system everyone still uses it today, from math teachers to skateboarders -- as the number of degrees in a circle.
To do this, divide the transit time by 24 (24 hours in a day) and multiply by 360 (the number of degrees in a circle).
The second part described planets, fixed stars and constellations; while the third part described the lands and seas shown on the terrestrial globe, and discussed the length of the circumference of the earth and of a degree of a great circle.
In the actual technique, however, we aimed at "1 30" or "10 30" orientation, because this degree, an eighth of a circle, could be easily detected by a surgeon in the arthroscopic visual field and the difference was clinically negligible.
The fact that there are 60 minutes in an hour and 360 degrees in a circle is a relic of the Babylonians' choice of base 60.
