Sentence examples for angle relations from inspiring English sources

Four-year-old children were given two tests of map-based navigation (placing an object within a small three-dimensional [3D] surface layout at a position indicated on a two-dimensional [2D] map), one focused on distance relations and the other on angle relations.

This normalization divides all data vectors by their Euclidean norm, producing unit vector length while preserving the spectral angle relations of the bands.

A set of 3D beams which has good discrimination in horizontal and vertical domains is selected to be the basic beam set, and a UPA topology is introduced to demonstrate the angle relations among these 3D beams.

The torque can be calculated by using torque and twist angle relation.

This includes an improved matrix based notation for the pixel angle relation.

Based on the test results, effects of cross-sectional shape, axial load level and cross-sectional area of the inner CFST on the failure mode and the torque-rotation angle relation are investigated.

The same angle relation at different elliptic ratios (epsilon _{mathrm{true}} = 0.05) (black), (epsilon _{mathrm{true}} = 0.1) (gray), and (epsilon _{mathrm{true}} = 0.5) (light gray).

Because we accounted for individual subject differences in strength, muscle moment arms, and muscle torque-angle relations, our Tω findings represent a difference in the intrinsic force-velocity properties of the ankle muscles.

Ankle torque production also depends on the joint position or angle (the torque-angle relation; Tθ), the joint angular velocity (the torque-angular velocity relation; Tω), and the series elasticity (the torque-extension relation; TΔL) of the muscles crossing the joint.

The annual negotiations have previously included a political angle, with relations between China and Australia strained by the arrest last year of four members of Rio Tinto's iron ore negotiating team and by the often contentious Chinese bids for stakes in Australian producers.

By measuring maximum altitude (the Sun's angle in relation to the horizontal) and comparing it with circumstances in the usual habitat, the bird obtains a sense of latitude.