Sentence examples for a constant plane from inspiring English sources
Engineers typically rely on a datum, a constant plane from which elevations can be uniformly calculated.
Fig. 1 Problem situation: there is a z constant plane where UAVs move and a receiver plane.
In spring it's a riot of noise: constant plane traffic, gas-guns over pea fields, wood-larks and jet engines.
As highlighted in Section 2.3 each layer is modelled by a constant depth plane and a contour on one of the image viewpoints.
The representation partitions the multiview data into homogenous regions, where each layer is a collection of EPI lines modelled by a constant depth plane.
The boundary curves for the flutter and divergence instability of the beam in the tangency coefficient and translational spring constant plane with various values of the rotational spring constant, and in the tangency coefficient and translational spring constant plane with various values of the rotational spring constant are shown.
In this paper, we present a numerical method for solving the radiative transfer equation that models electromagnetic wave propagation in a constant background, plane-parallel medium containing randomly distributed, identically sized, dielectric spheres.
The collimated beam exhibits a Gaussian amplitude distribution and a constant phase distribution in the plane orthogonal to the direction of beam propagation.
Based on an optimized quasicrystal-forming composition Ti40Zr40Ni20 (numbers indicate at.%), e/a (valence electron per atom -constant platom -constantalue of 1.2 and Ra (average atomic size)-constant plane with Ra value/af 0.1474 nm are constructed in the Ti–Zr–Ni–Cu system, and a series of Ti–Zr–Ni–Cu alloys are designed along the intersecting line of the two planes.
There was a constant whistling in the plane and it was icy cold inside.
To verify the experimentally proposed ground state, we consider flat spin spirals in which the magnetic moments are confined in a plane with a constant angle between moments at adjacent lattice sites propagating along high-symmetry directions of the surface.
