Sentence examples for more oblique angle from inspiring English sources

True, he was not helped when Theo Walcott and James Milner's two-man wall parted to allow another Barnetta free-kick, from an even more oblique angle, to pass.

But Mr. Harris manages something that is distressingly rare in the Ailey repertory: He creates a different space for the dancers, one that asks them to dispense with — or at least attack from a slightly more oblique angle — the ideas of heroic strength and we-shall-overcome uplift that have long since curdled into cliché within this company.

In higher (and lower) latitudes, endogenous vitamin D synthesis is severely restricted during the winter months because a more oblique angle means less UVB reaches the earth [ 12].

Due to the more oblique incidence angle, the conversions occur farther away from the surface location of the station.

These two effects become more important with oblique angle increasing.

With the increase in solar zenith angle in winter (sun angle becomes more oblique), more UVB photons are absorbed by the stratospheric zone, and therefore very few of the UVB photons can penetrate to earth's surface to produce cutaneous previtamin D3.

When the zenith angle is more oblique, the path length through the stratospheric ozone layer is increased and hence, fewer UVB photons are able to reach the earth's surface.

This letter form was freer and more curved and flowing than that of square capitals and could be more easily written because of the oblique angle at which the pen was held to form the letters.

However in most of our procedures the needle trajectory had to be at a (steep) double oblique angle, which is more difficult to perform using CT fluoroscopy) guidance.

When solar rays hit a flat surface at an oblique angle, the rays are more spread out [5].

For more investigation of surface properties, void fraction oblique angle deposition (α = 45°) was used to fabricate inclined nano-rod structure (Fig. 2b).