Sentence examples for noteworthy angle from inspiring English sources
There's certainly a conversation to be had about whether Jackson took a single-possession (or several-possession) device and abused it to the point of ineffectiveness, but Howard's parade to the stripe wasn't the only noteworthy angle in what turned out to be a slog of a game.
Analyzing the answers, a computer can determine the most noteworthy angle and construct a narrative that descends from the most important action to the least.
It is noteworthy that this ejection angle is consistent with the angle of explosion jets observed in an initial few seconds (Fig. 2).
Still, even if the show has some extraneous material, it is noteworthy for its wide-angle view of Asia's struggles, from a mother and her baby roosting on the streets of Calcutta to farmers repairing a canal damaged by flooding in Hunan, China.
More noteworthy than the "black Heathcliff" angle is Arnold's decision to shoot only half of Brontë's novel (which has been adapted for screen several times, most famously with Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon in the title roles).
As stereotypical (and, perhaps, unfortunate) as that use-case example may be, the app's social angle is certainly noteworthy since nobody has really nailed the social shopping experience online.
Noteworthy, authors have not explored deflection angles and distances in varied flow condition.
However, it is noteworthy that, in the conditions of the angles 180° and 315° participants did not improve either in movement time or throughput with an increase of trial.
It is noteworthy primarily to the extent that it shows how doctrinaire Angle's views on abortion really are.
It is noteworthy that there is a brief reversion of the ω angle from conformation II back to I and then a second ω angle transition to conformation II (at ∼11 440–11 870 ps) was observed.
However, it is noteworthy that both movement time and throughput logarithmic transformed learning curve of the angle 180° and 315° did not pass the linear regression test.
