Sentence examples for angle of curve from inspiring English sources

Relations between gain and beam energy, roof height, tooth depth and angle of curve intersection have been investigated.

The angle of curve describes the reaction rate: the lower it is (compared with "control", which corresponds to urokinase without inhibitors), the better inhibitor works.

The solution is used to calculate the first six free vibration frequencies and the corresponding mode shapes for prismatic beams with three equal spans over a range of non-dimensional parameters representing variations in warping stiffness, torsional stiffness, radius of curvature, included angle of the curve and polar mass moment of intertia.

The mean preoperative Cobb angle of lumbosacral curve was 19.5° (range, 10°-29°), and the curve magnitude of proximal thoracic or thoracolumbar curve was averaged at 24.7° (range, 14°-35°).

Pre- and postoperative Cobb angle measurements of curve magnitude on PA radiographs also were performed [ 1].

We suspected that the difference of reliability among different regions might be due to different Cobb angles of curves in these regions.

The Cobb angle of proximal curve was averaged at 11° (range, 5-16°), while the mean magnitude of lumbosacral curve increased slightly to 10.5° (range, 3-22°).

Galloping depends on the slope of the lift coefficient versus angle of attack curve, which must be negative.

The fracture mechanics analysis suggests that a non-linearity would appear in the strain versus angle of twist curve once debonding initiates.

We also show that if the turning angle of the curve is less than or equal to 90°, then there are always values of the weight that ensure strict monotonicity of the curvature distribution.

As shown in Fig. 2d, when the volume of the transferred solution is larger, the inclined angle of the curve becomes more negative; i.e., the controlling performance of the capacitive charging method becomes higher.