Similar words: triangular, singular, singularly, regular, jugular, regularly, irregular, regularity. Meaning: ['æŋgjʊlə] 
adj. 1. measured by an angle or by the rate of change of an angle 2. having angles or an angular shape.
adj. 1. measured by an angle or by the rate of change of an angle 2. having angles or an angular shape. 
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271. In the paper, the theoretic express of the rear axle parameters and the rolling angular stiffness are educed by analyzing stiff-ness of spiral spring dependent suspensions.
272. This method can be used in high-accuracy measurement of the small displacement and angular position.
273. By analyzing error . the angular precision of this turntable is about . 0.75 %.
274. Because of oscillation of the blower load the variation of angular velocity of the blower rotor and beats in lower frequency are inevitable.
275. According to equivalent principle of quality and moment of inertia, a method of static calibration for multi-dimensional angular accelerometer is proposed.
276. Integral Forms for Magnetostatics. Magnetic Multipoles. Relation between Magnetic Moment and Angular Momentum.
277. We have the sensibility analysis curve and the optimum angular by using bearing parameters sensibility analysis module and principal inertia axis analysis module which in the VEHMA software.
278. Yanqi-Kuche basin reformed through late Yanshan and Xishan movement,[www.Sentencedict.com] there was angular unconformity between tertiary stratum and others that under tertiary.
279. The SAW angular rate sensor (SAW gyroscope) has already become the focus under study.
280. Experiments verifyed the angular measurement system's precision was achieved 3 minute of arc.
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