Sentence examples for whose angle from inspiring English sources

The upshot is a mirror whose angle with respect to the light incident upon it can be changed at will.

This motor also sits on a wobbling plate whose angle can be varied by an electric motor to accomplish drive-ratio changes.

The Norge also comes with heated handgrips and an electrically adjustable windscreen whose angle can be varied to suit a rider's preference.

And for all of her self-exposure — she even lets us know that her breasts are natural — Ms. Weinstein, the author whose angle I had hoped to copy, has sold just 3,000 copies.

For limb torsion, the bellows are clustered in a cylindrical helix whose angle is chosen to produce the desired load displacement relationships, for instance the highest rotation for a given torque.

Several forms of "separating" prisms were exhibited, the best for the purpose consists of two "reflecting" prisms; these receive the two rays and direct both of them into a third prism, whose angle lies in the space between the angles of the others.

The use of the linear elastic fracture mechanics (LEFM) framework to investigate the fracture behavior is not relevant in C/PPS laminates whose angle-ply stacking sequence is characterized by a highly ductile behavior.

They take selfies in front of red cliffs whose angles were sculpted eons ago.

The ultimate triangle, whose angles delve to hell but point to paradise.

Thus if Figure is the term to be divided, it must not be divided into figures whose angles are equal to two right angles, and figures whose angles are together greater than two right angles.

For example, two spherical triangles whose angles are equal in pairs are congruent (identical in size as well as in shape), whereas they are only similar (identical in shape) for the planar case.