The phrase "shot angle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the angle at which a photographic or video shot is taken. For example: "It's important to consider the shot angle when planning out a film scene."
The modeling results regardless of shot angle reveal that the substantial amount of kinetic energy of the steel ball (67%) is absorbed by the PVA sponge and, consequently, injury severity of the mandible is significantly decreased.
Following Gerry et al. [ 63], each fish's left side was photographed with fins spread and pinned down keeping the shot angle perpendicular to the lateral plane of the fish.
There are many factors that need to be taken into account when adjusting the scope, here are a few of them (in general order of priority): Distance to target, bullet velocity, cross wind, bullet weight, shot angle, and others.
In the second half he moved on to Javier Pastore's pass to make it 3-1 with a close-range shot angled across the goalkeeper.
Keita picks it up in space 30 yards out slightly to the left of goal, takes one touch and sends a howitzer of a shot angling into the top right hand corner of the goal.
The mechanism by which a gunshot injures the protected mandible by PVA sponge is dynamically simulated using the LS-DYNA code under two different shot angles.
The camera's movement is smooth and precise, capturing the three-dimensional spatial relationship of the room, the model, and the reflection in the mirror in dynamic shot angles.
"Tarantino is a rather popular topic for supercuts and video essays, so a ton of patterns were already put to good use pop culture references, trunk shots, low angle shots, deaths, etc," Swinney explains to The Creators Project.
The shot-angles get ever greater, the exhortions more pronounced, until Djokovic misses the line by a millimetre.
For every breathless plot twist there's a camera shot or angle to appreciate.
Take more than one shot and angle of any picture.
