Sentence examples for a low inclination from inspiring English sources
We suggest that a low inclination starting condition may apply, but stress that our SEMM satellite formation model could be compatible with Jupiter's obliquity even for mutually inclined giant planets.
Based on a bi-material theoretical approach supported by experiments it is found that interface delamination can be favoured if crack bifurcation occurs in the compressive layers with a low inclination angle.
In contrast, dispersing early should correspond to a high tendency to explore new habitats and to exhibit territory defence, but a low inclination to maintain the territory.
At least on face value, this speaks against norm-compliant society or a low inclination to express preferences that are different from perceived norm (social desirability bias).
Staying in the natal territory for a prolonged time period should correspond with a low inclination to be aggressive and to engage in risky exploration, but with a high tendency to engage in territory maintenance.
Alternatively, it may reflect a rather norm-desiring culture that seeks harmony between motives (preference) and reasons (perception of norm) or a social desirability bias (a low inclination to express a preference that is different from the perceived norm).
The separate notion that hillslopes, once developed, retreat laterally to produce a low-inclination surface worthy of a special name (pediment pediplain) has found more support.
Fernández suggested that the easiest way to produce a low-inclination short-period comet population was to start with a source that had a relatively low inclination.
The end point of a low-inclination landform was termed a peneplain, and it was said to be locally surmounted by erosionally resistant highs called monadnocks.
Named 2060 Chiron, it is about 200 km (120 miles) in diameter and has a low-inclination orbit that stretches from 8.3 AU (inside the orbit of Saturn) to 18.85 AU (just inside the orbit of Uranus).
COSMIC-2 consists of six satellites in a low-inclination orbit (launch in 2015) and another six satellites in high inclination orbits (launch in 2018).
