Sentence examples for angle under which from inspiring English sources
About 1267 English philosopher Roger Bacon wrote in Perspectiva, "[We] may number the smallest particles of dust and sand by reason of the greatness of the angle under which we may see them," and in 1538 Italian physician Girolamo Fracastoro wrote in Homocentrica, "If anyone should look through two spectacle glasses, one being superimposed on the other, he will see everything much larger".
The angle under which the environment is observed is one component used in creating this perception.
The signal collected depends on the solid angle under which the capillary aperture is seen from the fluorescence zone.
The reason derives from the angle under which the substrate approaches the terminal oxygen atom of the iron III)–hydroperoxo unit.
We speculate that not only distance, but also the angle under which the outflow arterial cannula in FS approach is located, may play the role, causing prograde flow in aortic arch, thus underperfusing coronary arteries.
Nonetheless, pig anatomy differs from human and the presence of bicarotid trunk instead of two separate carotid arteries and the angle under which subclavian artery leaves the aorta might possibly influence our results.
By optically determining the positions of ion incidence on the bottom with respect to the positions of the aperture, the angles under which the ions enter the aperture, i.e. the angle of ion incidence on the plate, can be calculated.
Stationary small-animal pinhole SPECT systems [ 13– 17] do not need to be rotated since they use detector set-ups that cover 360° and many pinholes to provide a large number of projection angles under which the animal is observed.
If WD is further decreased, the solid angle θ3 under which the capillary nozzle is seen from the point source is higher than θc (Figure 7d).
The present study deals with the shear lag phenomenon in cold formed angles under tension, which are connected on one leg.
The theoretical model reasonably predicts the measured contact angle hysteresis and identifies conditions under which the droplet tends toward an unstable state.
