'Full angle' is not a standard phrase in written English.
In some contexts, you might use 'all angles' or even '360 degrees' in place of 'full angle.' For example, you might say, "Our team is committed to exploring every issue from all angles" or "My team is well-equipped to view complex problems from a 360-degree perspective."
It can measure the full angle of 0 360° in the temperature range of 233 353 K.
Full angle deposition can be realized with the new mask structure, which is important for mass production of devices with automatic systems.
Specifically, the 2004 higher order efficiency calibration of orders 2 through 7 used sector regions (3.302-degrees full angle), centered on 0th order and opening along the dispersion axis.
The included full angle at its tip is 250 and at its base 700.
In the following figures we show the expanding jet from three different 0.1 mm nozzles: pinhole nozzle, 40° full angle conic nozzle and a "trumpet" (parabolic) shaped nozzle.
A more collimated beam is generated by the 40° full angle conical nozzle and a similar density map is generated by the trumpet shaped nozzle.
This geometry, compared to full-angle (360°) scan geometry, allows imaging system to be designed more compactly and gives better tomographic quality than conventional linear digital tomosynthesis (DTS).
We describe and justify a full-angle scattering (FAS) method to faithfully reproduce the accumulated differential angular Rutherford scattering probability distribution function (pdf) of particles in a plasma.
Beam steering due to refractive index gradients within the combusting gases was observed, and a full-angle beam divergence of over 100 mrad was measured.
Hu, G; Yao, J; Bai, J, Full-angle optical imaging of near-infrared fluorescent probes implanted in small animals, Progress in Natural Science, vol 18 no.
Though limited-angle acquisition enables substantial scan time and dose reduction as compared to the full-angle scan, it is still not real-time and cannot provide 'cine' imaging, which refers to the instantaneous imaging with negligible scan time and imaging dose.
