Sentence examples for the ideal angle from inspiring English sources
Norway skip Thomas Ulsrud said he feared the worst when his final shot left Murdoch with the ideal angle to play the double takeout.
The boys were even more stressed than before, trying to find the exact place to put their hands and the ideal angle at which to tilt their own bodies in order to offer maximum stability while still looking handsome.
In 1781, Graham moved to Pall Mall and introduced his "wonder-working edifice": forty glass pillars surrounding a twelve-by-nine-foot electrified bed, covered by a glass dome, tilted to what Graham promised was the ideal angle for conception, and wired so that a pipe organ produced "celestial sounds" as a couple copulated upon it — the volume corresponded to the fervor of the humping.
To determine the ideal angle for insertion of laparoscopic instruments at Palmer's point.
The technology employs a simple device with geometry designed to gently deform the skin surface and the subcutaneous tissue, providing the ideal angle and depth of needle insertion for consistently successful intradermal injections.
The 7- and 8-inch guns, and even the 10-inch guns, were demonstrated again to be unsatisfactory; even when hitting a battleship at the ideal angle of to its belt, they failed to pierce beyond 12 inches of Krupp armor not enough to counter enemy capital ships.
According to this model, fourfold rings are interpreted as four atoms forming a closed path with a maximum bonding distance and with all four three-atom bond angles, plus the angle between the planes defined by two triplets of atoms, being a maximum of 20° from the ideal angles of 90° and 180°, respectively.
Consequently, it is difficult to compare the groups to an expected ideal angle in the sagittal plane.
The finite width of the tires alters the actual lean angle of the rear frame from the ideal lean angle described above.
In the CON group, the ideal gamma angle was 0-10°, wherean an ideal sigma angle was 86°.
The superhydrophobic properties on the surface can be explained by Cassie Baxter model [23], cos,theta^, =,f(cos theta, +,1) - 1 (1)where θ * is the apparent contact angle on a rough surface, θ is the ideal contact angle on a smooth surface of a sample with the same chemistry, and f is the ratio of wetted surface area to total surface area.
