"different angles of view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about several ways of looking at a specific situation. For example: "When discussing the problem, we considered different angles of view in order to arrive at a decision."
Among the 435 pictures used here, 218 are identical or similar to the object pictures used in the International Picture Naming Project (IPNP; [29]), sometimes with only slight differences such as different angles of view.
Figure 7 displays sonar images of the same scene with two different angles of view.
Their technology uses six different angles of view so people looking from different directions can also see in 3-D.
Projection data our of four different angles of view are used for tomographic reconstruction by the ART method.
As before, a zoom of the 3D image in Figure 10(b), under two different angles of view, limited only to the portion of the longer side of the L-shaped sequence, where the nuclei with highest occurrence probability were found, is depicted.
For a better appreciation of the resolving power of the exposed probability tomography method, Figure 13 shows a zoom of the 3D image in Figure 10(a), under two different angles of view, limited only to the central round sequence of nuclei.
However, many of these are error prone in application to TLS data because of its different angle of view and highly variable resolution.
According to a different angle of view, bipolarity could be generated by an exaggeration of normal biological rhythms (Wehr and Goodwin [1979]; Wirz-Justice and Wehr [1983]).
An example would be fingers with a high nail wall or with a loss of extension of the finger shortening by a different angle of view.
Sticky stuff will get rubbed over different parts of your body and leads will be attached at different angles to view your heart.
I went on Google Street View and compared different angles of what I could see out of his window.
