"departure angle" is a valid and commonly used term in written English.
It is often used in technical or scientific contexts to describe the angle at which an object or vehicle leaves its starting point or point of reference. Example: The departure angle of the spacecraft was carefully calculated to ensure a smooth and successful launch into orbit.
At full reach, they'd be able to extend backward beyond the rear bumper for the best departure angle ever.
Nor did the A6 have enough front and rear clearance to traverse ditches or adapt to sudden changes in elevation -- what engineers call the "approach angle" and "departure angle".
I thought these were going to be highly specific — about what sort of departure angle I'd need and whether a snorkel intake should be standard equipment or part of the Off Road Dominance Package, along with an avalanche shovel and Rover-branded speargun.
The relative direction of the departure angle φ, corresponding to a body orientation angle φ u, is obtained as φ = φ u − φ max.
However, according to the antenna pattern gain (the blue curve in Figure 2) depending on the departure angle of each path, it is found that AeNB θ2) is much larger than AeNB θ1).
You like to calculate departure angle of that specific pole.
from a slushpile — you may hear them refer to their Jeeps' "breakover and departure angles".
The Trailhawk has greater ground clearance and more extreme approach and departure angles for off-roading.
Audi does not even list performance measures like the towing capacity or the approach and departure angles — matters of interest to off-roaders — for the Allroad.
It has more ground clearance (8.7 inches vs. 6.1 for the new Legacy) and better approach and departure angles (so that the front and rear ends do not get hung up when climbing or descending slopes).
The high approach and departure angles, 38.2 and 32.4 respectively, kept the bumpers well clear of the muck, and though the 7.8-inch clearance was less than the Cherokee's 8.1 inches, the stiff suspension kept the undergarments clear of rubble.
