Tangent

The activist's stance on the issue was a tangent to the mainstream view.

The professor's research was a tangent to the established theories in the field of physics.

The singer went on a tangent note that caused goosebumps.

The artist's style of painting was a tangent to the traditional techniques used in the art world.

The doctor's alternative treatment plan was a tangent to the accepted medical practices.

The student's thesis was a tangent to the prevailing theories in the field of economics.

The tangent emotions in the scene intensified the drama.

The journalist's tangent about her personal experience gave context to the news story.

The debate was going well until one candidate went on a tangent about an unrelated issue.

She went on a tangent about her favorite band when we were supposed to be discussing the news.

I'm sorry to go off on a tangent, but I have to tell you about my crazy weekend.

In order to find the slope of a line tangent to a curve, one needs to use calculus.

The tangent emotions expressed by the actor were not in line with the scene's tone.

The company's tangent strategy caused confusion among employees.

The roller coaster went so fast that at the top of the hill, it was just touching the tangent of the track.

The driver hit the curb at a tangent, causing the car to spin out of control.

The weather took a tangent turn, and it started raining heavily.

The conversation went on a tangent path, making it difficult to follow.

The tangent bundle of a manifold is a mathematical construction used in differential geometry.

Her tangent ideas about the project were creative but not relevant to the objective.

In physics, a tangent is used to determine the direction of an object's velocity at a particular point in time.

The politician's tangent views on foreign policy created controversy.

The student used the tangent formula to solve the problem about finding the height of a tree.

The engineer used the concept of tangent to design the curve of a road.

The company's tangent approach to customer service resulted in increased satisfaction.

The comedian's jokes were funny but often went on a tangent, losing the audience's attention.

A tangent is useful for finding the angle of incidence of a ray of light that reflects off a curved surface.

The tangent route took us longer but was more scenic.

The formula to calculate the tangent of an angle is straightforward.

The runner hugged the tangent of the track, trying to take the shortest possible distance in the race.

The company's profits took a tangent decline in the last quarter.

The tangent equation in math class was confusing for some students.

The surveyor used a tangent line to determine the height of a building.

The artist's brushstrokes went off on a tangent from the original sketch.

The tangent line is perpendicular to the radius of the circle at the point of tangency.

The musician's tangent chord progression added a unique element to the song.

The brush touched the tangent edge of the canvas.

The author's tangent about the history of the city added depth to the novel.

The tangent to a curve at a point is the limiting position of a secant to the curve as the second point approaches the first one.

The car's tire spun out of control at a tangent speed.

The tangent angle is the angle between a tangent line and a given direction.

The audience member asked a question on a tangent topic.

The slope of the tangent line gives the instantaneous rate of change of the function at that point.

The tangent bundle of a manifold is a vector bundle that consists of tangent spaces of the manifold.

The formula for finding the tangent of an angle in a right-angled triangle is opposite side divided by adjacent side.

The surveyor used the tangent formula to measure the height of a building.

The athlete's training regimen was a tangent to the conventional methods used by coaches.

Her tangent about the latest movie completely derailed our conversation.

The student had difficulty understanding how to find the tangent of an angle.

The line tangent to the earth's surface at a particular point is called the local horizontal.