Sentence examples for a small angle to the from inspiring English sources

The jet is thought to be pointed at a small angle to the line of sight, out of the plane of the image.

The explanation now accepted by most astronomers is the model of a relativistic beam directed at a small angle to the observer along the line of sight.

This damage is characterized by crack growth at a small angle to the beams longitudinal axis, due to misalignment between the wood fibres and the beam axis.

It is heard from an aerofoil placed in streams at low Mach number flows when inclined at a small angle to the stream.

These waves are left handed polarized on the spacecraft frame and propagate at a small angle to the magnetic field, presumably growing from the free energy of newly accelerated protons.

Such a 'blueshift' indicates that absorbing gas is moving towards the observer and, using geometrical and physical arguments, Miller et al. conclude that the absorbing medium is a wind blowing outwards from the accretion disk at a small angle to the disk's plane.

Rest for another two minutes and cut across the grain at a small angle to make the pieces look more appetizing.

A helical wheel is treated in the model as several thin independent spur gear teeth with a common central axis and gradually turned relative each other a small angle corresponding to the helix angle.

Consequently, finding an upper bound for small angle to keep the linear model valid and precise enough would be a vital part of using linear approximation.

Because the sine of a small angle is equal to the radian measure of the angle itself, however, a paraxial ray can be traced by reducing the ray-tracing formulas to their limiting case for small angles and thus determining the paraxial intersection point directly.

The design consists of a rectangular microfluidic channel with multiple magnetic wires positioned on top of and underneath it along the length of the channel at a small angle with respect to the channel axis.