Contact angle measurement (goniometry) can be used to find the surface energy of the treated and non-treated surface.

This offers the opportunity to fingerprint crystalline materials on the basis of optical goniometry, which is also known as crystallometry.

Where the bearings from multiple points, using goniometry, are plotted on a map, the transmitter will be located at the point where the bearings intersect.

The term goniometry is derived from two Greek words, gōnia, meaning angle, and metron, meaning measure.

MMT is used to evaluate muscular strength, whereas goniometry or ROM tests measure movement around a joint.

The physiotherapy degree can be undertaken over a four-year period as an undergraduate or two to three years post graduate with the early components being predominantly theoretical including basic anatomy, biology, physics, psychology, kinesiology, goniometry and physiology.

It is in many cases possible to derive the ratios of the crystal axes for crystals with low symmetry from optical goniometry with high accuracy and precision and to identify a crystalline material on their basis alone employing databases such as 'Crystal Data'.

While in optical goniometry net-plane normals (reciprocal lattice vectors) need to be successively aligned parallel to the reference direction of an optical goniometer in order to derive measurements of interfacial angles, the corresponding alignment needs to be done for zone axes (direct lattice vector) in transmission electron goniometry.