angularity

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angular
adjective
us/ˈæŋ·ɡjə·lər/
thin and bony:
She was tall and angular.

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The calibration technique allows points exceeding the angular limits of the calibration to be readily identified.
The angular trans# formation was applied to survivorship.
Crystals range in size up to 3 mm and display a range of euhedral to angular (broken) forms.
The plane stress results based on angular velocity are exaggerated shapes that are artifacts of the analysis.
By first assuming an initial angular velocity, the stresses and strains were calculated.
The dimensions of the image are extracted (rows and cols) along with the edge image eimg and the angular information aimg.
Because robot control is not perfect, there is an angular position uncertainty for each actuator.
The potentiometer method of measuring angular rotation is a troublesome one, due to the inherent noise associated with the potentiometer.
The initial conditions for the robot arm are q1(0) 89.9 and q2(0) 0 degrees and both initial angular velocities equal to zero.
Then, the partial velocity matrix of each pivotal point and partial angular velocity matrix of each moving part can be computed, respectively.
Usually, they arise from two situations: motion without slipping of wheeled robots or multifinger hands, and the angular momentum conservation for space vehicles and manipulators.
In this technique, by employing position, angular velocity, and angular acceleration for small distances, a curve with higher order terms is extrapolated.
They demonstrated the trapping and acceleration of electron bunches with low angular divergence, but still having a large energy spread.
Really, in these experiments the percentage of charged par ticles is not negligible as well as their angular distribution and temporal evolution.
Firing properties of rat lateral mammillary single units: head direction, head pitch, and angular head velocity.
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