Sentence examples for angle of fall from inspiring English sources
My hero from this last visit was a 120-year-old tree that had succumbed to rot and gravity and, judging from the angle of fall, to a northerly gale.
I study the perimeter of her chair as it is brightened by the luscious angle of fall sun.
In Jurens's opinion, the popular image of plunging shells penetrating Hoods deck armour is inaccurate, as by his estimation the angle of fall of Bismarcks 15-inch shells at the moment of the loss would not have exceeded about 14°, an angle so unfavourable to penetration of horizontal armour that it is actually off the scale of contemporaneous German penetration charts.
Definition: The dip, or also called the "angle of fall" from the linear (a ) represents the angle between the diameter (linear of the landmarks A B) and the ground plane, spanned by the x - and z -axes (Table 1, Calc. no. 2; Fig. 4 A, Supplementary Fig. 2 ).
The slightest shift in the angle of sun fall can hide or reveal entire worlds, and as evening comes the city gradually turns itself inside out — the streets go dark and the buildings open up, offering their rooms like stagelets upon which our little lives are played.
The actual meat of the patent has far more realistic goals, and uses existing tech to control the angle of a fall – the iPhone's internal vibration motor.
"We try to keep the angle of the falling ball constant in time.
Artificial silks, however, gives a white sheen no matter what the angle of light falling on it.
Although in FAK the backbone torsion angles of Gly563 fall into the additional allowed region for non-glycine residues, it is possible that the freedom of a glycine residue is required to accommodate the conformational transition.
Those old black-and-white movies were choreographed down to the last angle of shadow that fell on Bette Davis's face.
Table 1 compares favorably the isoprene flux derived from our studies, at 1 and 5 mM surfactant concentrations, to those of Shaw et al. (real marine fluxes), so far assigned to phytoplankton and macroalgae, for a solar flux of 21 mW cm 2, estimated for a solar zenith angle of 40° corresponding to fall conditions (as those encountered during the sampling of the SML samples).
