Sentence examples for a tilt structure from inspiring English sources

The dimensional synthesis of the 3-DOF parallel mechanism is carried out by introducing a tilt structure angle that enables to achieve a nearly axial symmetry of kinematic performance with respect to the configuration when the properly constrained active limb is vertically or horizontally placed.

The apparent 36°SE dip between those stations also occurs on profile a and may be a tilted structure within the stepover zone.

Such a tilted structure has already been previously associated with relatively non-specific means of cell membrane lysis (Hoskin and Ramamoorthy, 2008).

D3 buildings have serious damage of structural elements, such as a tilt of the structure, and cannot be used.

The scattered rectangular outlines of "Sea Piece" are especially skeletal, but they also reveal the tilting structure underlying most of the other seascapes and landscapes.

Regular tilted structure forms at moderate growth speeds and the secondary dendritic arm in the upstream direction is more developed than the one in the downstream direction.

In the models with poor MJO simulation, the BL convergence is very weak to the east of MJO convective center, while the associated shallow convective heating as well as the vertically tilted structure disappears (Jiang and al 2015).

Results of inverting simulated data indicates that reconstruction of tilted structures due to gravity waves should be possible.

Zhou, K., Zhang, L., Chen, X. & Bennion, I. Optic sensors of high refractive-index responsivity and low thermal cross sensitivity that use fiber Bragg gratings of >80° tilted structures.

How were they built, and how do some of these precariously tilted structures remain standing?

While "The Master Builder" is naturalistic in setting, taking place in the studio and home of Solness (Santo Loquasto's somewhat cramped set is dominated by a structure resembling a tilted metallic jungle gym), it engages knotty spiritual questions about the mysterious workings of human fate and the ruthlessness of the artist's ego.