Sentence examples for problematic angle from inspiring English sources

The first save of the match was delayed until the 51st minute, and then Gnabry could do no more than shoot straight at Michel Vorm from a problematic angle.

It should have been 3 0 when Thomas evaded Green, but in so doing left himself with a problematic angle and took a tumble in front of an open goal.

Indeed, it's filled with problematic angles.

However, the availability of gait recognition for uncooperative subjects induces problematic covariates, including view angle, walking speed, clothing, surface, carrying status, shoe, and time elapse.

Thus, a fuzzification of this problematic will change our angle of view and enlarge our perception of localization methods from Euclidean geometrical equations and signal propagation models to more opened intelligent and pervasive computing.

Such a move could marginalize Sharron Angle, the problematic Tea Party candidate who lost to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev).

On the other hand their strong dependency on wavelength and incidence angle can be problematic if a robust and reliable optical design is required.

A discrepancy between the true and the theoretical angle is more problematic when the inclination of the transducer is 60°.

Filming the murder of Arbogast proved problematic owing to the overhead camera angle necessary to hide the film's twist.

This is especially suited for imaging where varying the incident angle or incident wavelength is problematic.

No difference in the Bravais lattice or minimal changes in the unit-cell angles or axis lengths are problematic and will require full data collection, processing and refinement to determine whether inclusion has occurred.