Sentence examples for far angle of from inspiring English sources

The first serious attempt at goal was Sunderland's, the England winger Adam Johnson wandering in from the right to strike a left-foot shot that rose over the far angle of crossbar and post.

Devices with 7 μm aperture show single transverse mode CW operation up to 4 mW at room temperature, with 30 35 dB side-mode suppression ratio and a far field divergence angle of 9°.

After integrating aspherical microlenses the far-field divergence angle of the VCSEL was reduced from 18.16° to 0.83°.

In this low frequency range, the ZO′ mode and new Γ-point frequencies are observed at angles far from the resonant angle of 12°.

The available skin island extends as far as the contralateral angle of the mandible due to the rich anastmosis across the midline and through the underlying platysma [ 11, 17].

During the measurements, the incident direction of laser was fixed, and the probed direction was changed from −90° to 90°, which corresponded to the zenith angle of the far-field pattern.

With a 100- μm fiber delivering 1550-nm lightothethe optrode, the beam width at the tip is about 55 μm and diverges in the far-field at a full angle of 17°.

Although there may be far-reaching implications for this fresh angle of scholarship, Whitmarsh says that the approach is squarely in the tradition of a supple discipline which has always had "expansiveness and courage and ranginess … Everything we are talking about comes out of an intellectual tradition that has been devoted to self-analysis.

So far, Ms. Angle's base of operations has been limited largely to her Reno living room, where a group called the "lick 'n' stickers" meets each week to run her grass-roots network.

Main lobe far-field radiation pattern with a very small divergence angle of about 0.65° × 0.31° is obtained.

The actual meat of the patent has far more realistic goals, and uses existing tech to control the angle of a fall – the iPhone's internal vibration motor.