Formed from corners; angled.

The angles of the bony structure at the joints, particularly of the shoulder with the upper arm (front angulation), or the angles at the stifle and the hock (rear angulation).

the precise measurement of angles

All. The angle of the turning edge relative to the surface. Getting more rail to dig in means greater angulation.

the tilt of the long axis of a tooth in a mesial or distal direction; see inclination

A body position used to maintain balance whilst edging and skiing downhill, by pushing the knees and hips up into the slope, and tilting the head and upper body to lean out.

the inclination of the blade and sword hand from the arm in order to strike at an oblique target