Sentence examples for supplementary angle from inspiring English sources

This smaller supplementary angle is the angular depth between vertexes A and C, and therefore, the path (ADC) is the shortest path between the two points.

Then, two databases are made: Table α that is a k × 2n table (k is the number of grid cells) containing the supplementary angle made by any E − line vector and any grid cell , and Table β , a 2n × 2n table which contains the angular depth between all the E-line vectors.

Another axiom is the fact that in a concave quadrilateral, ABCD, (Fig. 2), the angle δ at the concave vertex D is always larger than the angle β on its opposing convex vertex B. This indicates that the supplementary angle of δ will be smaller.

Usually the tan δ, expressed as the dissipation factor (D f) or loss tangent (tan δ) can be mathematically defined as per the Eq. 3: { tan }delta = frac{varepsilon^{prime prime} }{varepsilon^{prime} } (3)where the angle δ is supplementary angle of the phase difference between the applied electric field and the induced current.

When a wave train strikes a wall at an oblique angle, the reflected wave train departs at the supplementary angle causing a cross-hatched wave interference pattern known as the clapotis gaufré ("waffled clapotis").

(For example, if the topic is angles, one story might be used to teach right angles, one to teach complementary and supplementary angles, and one to teach how to use a protractor or compass).

They can study geology by building and shifting digital layers of sediment and fossils on the classroom floor or explore complementary and supplementary angles by racing the clock to move a giant virtual protractor around the floor.

Learn to do supplementary angles.

Supplementary angles are angles that, when added together, equal 180 degrees.

Two angles whose measures add up to 180 degrees are called supplementary angles.

In Regime II, the turning relaxes following two different paths depending on σ/β, where σ is the supplementary dihedral angle.