angular

1. having an angle or angles

2. measured by an angle or by the rate at which an angle changes

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Angular

Areas formed by two lines diverging from a common point, two planes diverging from a common line, and the space between such lines or surfaces, whether on the exterior or interior of a structure.

angular

[′aŋ·gyə·lər]

(science and technology)

Having sharp corners.

Having or forming angles.

Angular

A Web framework for Web applications running in the browser from Google and the Angular community. Introduced in 2016, Angular is a complete rewrite of AngularJS and is the front end in the MEAN stack (see below). Whereas JavaScript was the language for AngularJS, TypeScript is the preferred language for Angular development. See AngularJS, MongoDB and Node.js.

The MEAN StackM - MongoDB database
  E - Express.js application server
  A - Angular client framework
  N - Node.js server runtime

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Extreme malalignments for people with TTA who use prostheses were on the order of [greater than or equal to] 3[degrees] angularly or [greater than or equal to] 10 mm linearly in magnitude in both the sagittal and coronal planes and are still judged acceptable by experienced prosthetists and prosthesis users alike.

Prosthetic interventions for people with transtibial amputation: systematic review and meta-analysis of high-quality prospective literature and systematic reviews

We take context into account using a conditional random field that has been trained on triples of angularly sequential digits from both healthy and impaired clocks, enabling the system to classify a digit based in part on the interpretation of the digits on either (angular) side of the current candidate.

THink: inferring cognitive status from subtle behaviors

Angularly fused pentacyclic tri- and tetraaromatic components of Victorian brown coal.

Using aromatic biological markers as a tool for assessing thermal maturity of source rocks in the Campano-Maastrichtian Mamu Formation, Southeastern Nigeria

Hakkak, "Compact angularly stable AMCs utilizing skewed cross-shaped FSSs," Microw Opt.

Thick Metal EBG Cells with Narrow Gaps and Application to the Design of Miniaturized Antennas

Arguably, it is a more sophisticated form and less angularly aggressive.

Introducing the 2014 Cadillac ELR

Latha, "Synthesis of novel angularly fused pentacyclic heterocycles of pharmacological interest," Indian Journal of Chemistry B, vol.

Metal (II) complexes derived from naphthofuran-2-carbohydrazide and diacetylmonoxime Schiff base: synthesis, spectroscopic, electrochemical, and biological investigation

Nesvizhevsky, "Analysis of a method for extracting angularly collimated UCNs from a volume without losing the density inside," Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A, vol.

Rough mirror as a quantum state selector: analysis and design

The efficiency for [sup.18]F is not expected to fall on the calibration curve, since the [[beta].sup.+] decays in flight and the annihilation [gamma]-rays are angularly correlated.

A review of NIST primary activity standards for [sup.18]F: 1982 to 2013

Where [C.sub.2] and [C.sub.1] are angularly rotated (with respect to center of SRR section) clockwise and anti-clockwise from Y axis respectively, with orientations of 45[degrees] (Case 1), 90[degrees] (Case 2) and 135[degrees] (Case 3).

Multi-band notch UWB band pass filter with novel contiguous split rings embedded in symmetrically tapered elliptic rings

A Rotman lens has M beam ports and N array ports, and it has the capacity to form M discrete beams in different directions; and involves steering an off-axis incident plane wave directed onto the microwave array ports to angularly separated beam ports.

Design and performance of a [K.sub.U]-band Rotman lens beamforming network for satellite systems

NELSON, Global existence, asymptotics and uniqueness for the reflection kernel of the angularly shifted transport equation, Math.

Vector extrapolation applied to algebraic Riccati equations arising in transport theory

Further, multiple beams can be illuminated simultaneously because each beam is angularly separated by almost 200 milliradians.

Small obstacle avoidance sensor