Sentence examples for angles because of the from inspiring English sources

Pulsed converters generally operate at large commutation angles because of the inherently high operating reactance of transformers designed for pulsed service.

Formerly, trilateration was little used in comparison to triangulation, a method for determining two sides and an angle of a triangle from the length of one side and two angles, because of the difficulty of the computations involved.

This effect is strongly enhanced at larger incidence angles because of the higher fraction of reflected primary ions.

An initial investigation has been conducted and future investigations are needed for low phase angles because of the critical signal-to-noise ratio values in this region.

As the crystallites are smaller, the X-rays are diffracted over a much wider range of angles because of the large number of different crystalline domains and crystalline orientations.

The samples was immersed in a cylindrical test glass bottle for the experiments; the refraction of UV light at the air/solution interface can be regarded to be identical to different incident angles, because of the geometry of the glass bottle.

This method does not require the desired trajectories of joint angles, because of which the CoG is adaptively controlled according to the external forces without re-designing the motion pattern.

Now, there is an additional safety angle, because of the seeming propensity of a Ford Explorer to roll over if one of its tires falls apart.

"When you walk out of here," the osteopath explained, "everything may seem at an angle because of the adjustments I made.

Furthermore, the relative error of the inferred arrival angle and the drift velocity will be inversely correlated with the arrival angle because of the lensing effect of the potential depression.

Thus, the deeper SMGA has a slightly steeper dip angle because of the bending of the subducting Pacific slab.