"through angle" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in mathematical and scientific contexts to describe the direction or path something is traveling in relation to an angle. Example: The beam of light was refracted through an angle of 30 degrees as it passed through the prism.
When a disc cutter passes through angle dγ (not shown in Fig. 6 for clarity), the corresponding point on the cutterhead also passes through angle dγ.
Here the operator (P theta,phi)) denotes the rotation through angle θ about (hat {sigma }_{phi}).
The degree of linear polarisation has also been investigated through angle resolved photoelectron spectroscopy measurements.
Increased cohesiveness of coated powders was also determined through angle of repose and Hausner index measurements.
These expressions show that the ion drift velocity is decided by the plasma parameters and external magnetic field through angle θ.
For generalized loadings, the dependence of I4 on the spatial orientation of the fibers can be analyzed through angle plane diagrams.
Ms. Truscott is often on her own, aurally isolated by headphones as she zips about the elegantly bare black theater, moving through angled and idiosyncratic phrases with a dogged, even obsessive persistence.
The scanning electron microscope utilizes electrons to bombard a surface, but the intensity of either backscattered (deflected through angles greater than 90°) or transmitted electrons is measured rather than the intensity of X rays.
He holds that knowledge propter quid must be through angles, lines and figures because a "natural agent multiplies its power from itself to what it acts upon, whether it act upon the senses or upon matter" (Baur 1912, 60).
For three days the boat was near foundering, monstrous seas breaking over the stern, the hull rolling through angles of between 30 and 40 degrees.
Just below the glass-panelled portion of the tower, the cool air was driven through angled guide vanes, thus creating the spiralling movement travelling upwards at.
