Entry Angle: The angle relative to the pocket that the balls enters the pocket. As a rule, increased angle means increased strikes (hence the preference for a ball that hooks a lot or for clean back ends.)

 

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Entry Angle: The angle relative to the pocket that the balls enters the pocket. As a rule, increased angle means increased strikes (hence the preference for a ball that hooks a lot or for clean back ends.)

Angle: Usually refers to the line a player is throwing; see also entry angle. The direction at which the ball is traveling when it enters the pocket.

Journal Entry: A recording of a transaction where debits equal credits: usually includes a date and an explanation of the transaction.

Launch Angle: The initial trajectory of the ball relative to the ground

Low Angle: A shot in which the camera is lower than the filmed object: thus the camera looks up at the actor/object.

Interfacial Angle: The angle between two crystal faces of a crystal, characteristic of a mineral's symmetry.

Lie Angle: The angle between the sole of the club and the shaft from the face view (looking at the face of the club straight on)

Helix Angle: The angle between the direction of the threads around a screw and a line running at a right angle to the shank.

Extinction Angle: The angle between a crystallographic direction, such as a face or cleavage plane, and the direction in which all light is blocked by a pair of crossed polarizers.

Freytags Triangle: Another term for Freytag's Pyramid (see above).