Sentence examples for a point of deflection from inspiring English sources

The form of the nozzle has a point of deflection and an initial angle of expansion.

The close-to parallel lines exhibited between successive birth cohorts and periods of diagnosis convey little with regards the relative importance of cohort and period curvature, although there is a point of deflection downwards across all ages in the period 1996 2000 (except 45 49 year olds, where there was a slight increase) followed by an increase restricted to older women in the last period.

Unlike the leak-off testing (LOT) in deep wells, the LOT plots from shallow well sections subsea are often inconclusive due to the lack of an obvious point of deflection from their initial linear behavior.

That is, albeit LRP onset was defined as the time point at which the waveform deflected from the baseline (amplitude zero), the exact point of deflection was often vague.

In SRCFT column reinforced with 2 IPE section, the increment in SRCFT columns' strength at the point of deflection about 60 mm is around 75%, compared with the superposed strength of reinforcing steel section and CFT column.

The software algorithm then calculated area under the curve (AUC) for each cardiac cycle as the area under the waveform bounded by the point of deflection from baseline to the point of return to baseline.

Finally, a suggestion was made to define the first cracking point of deflection-hardening UHPFRC under biaxial flexure stress.

Further research revealed those points of deflection to be upwell areas, a discovery that catalyzed the establishment of commercial fishing in the area.

The resolution limits of the different Fourier-reweighted SOFI orders were estimated by the points of deflection of the Fourier reweighted (XC-SOFI FRW) from the untreated SOFI (XC-SOFI) visibility curves.

The ratio of the vertical track deflection rate at one point of a deflection basin to the load moving rate along the railway line is the slope of track deflection line at this point (see Fig. 13).

This point represents a local maximum, and a point with larger deflection coefficient could be obtained by varying the initial point of the optimization algorithm.