Angled
Both words in one sentence
- It was named to differentiate it from the English horn, which, in turn, is not English—it got its name from a mishearing of the French for "angled horn."
Source: Non Indicative Name / Music - Cars turn easily at sixty miles per hour on (properly angled) asphalt, but they'd have a much harder time at 600 miles per hour on tile.
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The latter is angled to seem like it's meant for his eyes but the screen elements are huge to the point that he would have to turn his head to see them completely (and it lacks a vital sign reading like the one on his back).
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