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angle for

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? angle for
vi +prep obj
(lit) trout → angeln
(fig) compliments → fischen nach; to angle for something → auf etw (acc) → aus sein; to angle for somebody’s sympathy → jds Mitleid erregen wollen


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It's all about creating a leg angle for optimal acceleration.
Increasing speed and change of direction with one technique by White, Roger / Coach and Athletic Director
In the main study, the five results for each angle for each screen position were averaged to determine representative mean angles for each of the two screen positions.
The relationship between head and neck posture and VDT screen height ... by Fitzgerald, G. Kelley / Physical Therapy
5-radian/s stretch, three subjects (1, 2, and 4) showed a difference in threshold angle for the biceps brachii muscle and only subject 4 showed a difference for both muscles.
Determining consistency of elbow joint threshold angle in elbow ... by Pate, Patricia / Physical Therapy
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