Sentence examples similar to as a tangential point from inspiring English sources

The 0.08° difference in the orientation yields a 2.9-km difference at a tangential point of 90 km in altitude.

The Telegraph also raised a tangential point that struck a couple of other papers about the "shadowy and allegedly independent body" known as the Honours Forfeiture Committee.

Mullan's usage brings up a tangential point: Britons use homeliness for what we would call homeyness.

There was a tangential point to make about our societal idiocy when it comes to quick-fix-weight-loss-by-any-means, and I made it.

Here, the observation point is defined as the tangential point of the straight line between the spacecraft and the ground station at the moment when the spacecraft is occulted by the 70-km-altitude surface of Venus.

The observation point is defined as the tangential point of the straight line between the spacecraft and the ground antenna at the moment when the spacecraft is occulted by the solid surface of Venus.

While a tangential discussion point, this is not the main idea of this article.

For (i=0, 1), let (H_{i}) be a horocyclic with tangential point at (x_{i}) and (H_{infty}^{i}subset mathbb {H}) be a horocyclic with tangential point at infinity.

And yet I must confess that there were a few tangential points in von Junzt's account that caused me some misgiving.

Interestingly, Ng localization at the extrasynaptic membrane (within the spine) reveals a non-uniform distribution, in which there is a minimal concentration midway between the PSD edge and the furthest tangential point (Supplementary Figure 6C), an area within the spine that is well characterized as the endocytic zone (Blanpied et al, 2002; Racz et al, 2004; Lu et al, 2007).

It proposes an optimal combination of calculating the tangential point amount and skip point amount to make the pattern distribution even and keep the minimal adjusting angle.