The phrase "as a function of inclination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or mathematical contexts to describe how one variable changes in relation to the angle of inclination of another variable.
Example: "The speed of the object varies as a function of the inclination of the ramp."
Alternatives: "in relation to the angle of" or "depending on the slope of".
Further tests were also proposed including a static BRV test for each fluid as a function of inclination.
The normalized data show that the general behavior is almost the same as a function of inclination angle for both fluids, except for the region near maximum velocity, which occurs around the 55 65° inclination angles.
The dependence of the mean Nusselt number is presented as a function of the inclination angle α and of the Rayleigh number Ra and confirm the convective diode effect taking place.
Figure 7 shows the mud density as a function of wellbore inclination angle for the borehole at different orientation α at depth of 3,190 m.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 Mud density as a function of wellbore inclination angle for the borehole at different orientation.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 Minimum overbalance pressure as a function of wellbore inclination angle for the borehole at different orientation α.
Finally, a three-dimensional force-balance approach was used to calculate the lateral root reinforcement needed for hillslope stabilisation as a function of slope inclination and mechanical properties of soil, as illustrated by Schwarz et al. (2010a).
Furthermore, they categorized buildings according to their use, with variation associated to the applicable rooftop area and insolation as a function of several inclinations and orientations.
However, considering the results from modeling studies described above, contact stress might increase as a function of increased cup inclination in cases with severe pelvic tilt after THA in this group as well.
The Froude number is given as a function of the angle of inclination and Eo in order to represent the effect of tube size, inclination angle, and fluid properties on the rise velocity of the bubble.
