Sentence examples for degrees outward from inspiring English sources

Namely, the tangential view of the PCPC can be taken by rotating the C-arm unit 15 degrees outward from the position where the obturator oblique view is taken.

The tangential view of the PCPC can be taken by rotating the C-arm unit approximately 15 degrees outward from the position where the obturator oblique view is taken.

That is to say, the tangential projection of the PCPC can be obtained by rotating the C-arm fluoroscopic beam 15 degrees outward from the position where the obturator oblique view is collected.

They look one degree outward to their most passionate, dedicated, excited and talkative members to reach new people.

Well fitting, high-topped shoes attached in 75 degree outward rotation on a 9- inch long steel bar then worn full-time for 3 months, and at night for 6 years.

By midafternoon Wednesday, the Games were in full swing again, and to such an incredible degree had outward normality been restored that a hostess at the press center was reprimanded by her superior for not wearing knee socks.

Then, in his first bit of field work, Snowden discovers that spies often have dirty hands, and he learns that the powerful tools of surveillance at his disposal often have the potential to make serious trouble for people in his purview, and for their family members and people many degrees of separation outward.

Experimenting with turning your guidance system 180 degrees (from an outward gaze to an inward one) can be disorienting at first.

The physical examination included measurement of limb lengths, frontal knee alignment (varus/valgus), observation of the gait pattern and prone torsional profile, noting the degrees of inward and outward hip rotation and the thigh/foot axis.

To keep the roadway from feeling hemmed in, each arch slants outward nine degrees, like the spikes on a stegosaurus.

You can touch your lower ("floating") ribs and feel them move outward 360 degrees (lower back, sides, and front) as they make way for the lower lung expansion.