How to interpret the result
Each year of age adds about a degree of arc, and the Ascendant moves about a degree every 4 minutes, so minutes of birth time trade against years of event timing. In a constructed case, a move at age 30.0 gives an arc of about 29.57 degrees, carrying a candidate's 10-degree Libra Ascendant to within 0.57 degrees of natal Saturn at 9 degrees Scorpio, inside a 1-degree orb. A candidate 8 minutes later shifts the Ascendant about 2 degrees and loses that contact.
Why it matters
Rectification estimates a birth time from a life history, and directing the angles is a common Western technique for it because the angles move fastest. This run suits someone whose recorded time is uncertain by minutes and who wants to test the rising degree.
Traditional meaning
The arc rate is the Naibod key, named for a sixteenth-century astronomer, which takes the Sun's mean daily motion of about 0°59′08″ as one symbolic year. Rectifiers often test the Ascendant against moves and fresh starts, since tradition ties it to the self.
Reflection use
Before running it, note which events you expect to involve the Ascendant and which the Midheaven, then compare with the contacts found. A candidate winning on one or two events is only a hypothesis.