Sentence examples for angle in the first from inspiring English sources

The simulation results show that during the rolling mill set-up phase, the fold angle in the first station should be kept below a particular limit.

To evaluate the changes in the configuration of the drainage angle in the first year after acute primary angle closure (APAC).

Radiata pine has a region of high microfibril angle in the first 10-15 grings rings from the pith, particularly at the base of the tree.

Visiting striker Alex Nimely, who is on loan from Manchester City, hit the angle in the first half and was also denied by a great last-ditch challenge from Hull skipper Jack Hobbs seconds before the break.

Like many other conifer species, radiata pine has a region of high microfibril angle in the first 10-15 grings rings from the pith, particularly at the base of the tree.

This is in contrast to the only comparable study, which showed a lower peak knee flexion angle in the first half of the stance phase, and an increased knee extension in mid stance during walking in 8 15 year-old children with BJHS compared with controls [ 32].

In the midst of all this, we're unsure why a CEO would angle for a billion-dollar valuation in the fourth quarter, particularly at terms that were so disadvantageous.

Steph Houghton struck from a tight angle in the second minute to score her third goal in as many games.

Note that the annular detector inner angle in the third row of simulations in Fig. 4 is slightly increased to prevent sampling artifacts at the edge of the 20 mrad semi-angle electron probe.

However, accurate determination of the appropriate angle correction for velocity is difficult, essentially because this angle can be measured only in a two-dimensional plane, which therefore disregards the angle in the third dimension of the heart.

Of particular interest was the interpretation of the 'infectious disease' vector, which seemed to be close to the BT vector in a two dimensions projection, but was actually represented by a large angle in the third dimension.