Which inclinations come to the fore depends on our social surroundings.
After releasing a drop of water (15 μl) in a height of 1 cm, the minimum angle of inclination at which the drop completely rolls off the surface was determined.
Superhydrophobic surfaces are water-repellent, having a high water contact angle (typically >150°) and a very low roll-off angle, that is, the inclination angle at which a water drop rolls off the surfaces69.
Sherrod's speech, which passed through a point at which she confessed to racist inclinations, presenting her in a bad light before the lesson was revealed, went over the heads of her audience and then over everyone else's.
With respect to the Kessler syndrome, the orbit inclination and altitude at which the fragments orbit Earth plays an important role.
Although his on-court tirades are typically in English, Martin often speaks Spanish to Latino recruits to put them at ease, though there has been at least one instance in which that inclination turned embarrassing.
This phenomenon implies that there was a critical inclination of the lower slope between 5° and 10° at which particle motion in flows changed in this work.
His liberal political inclinations put an end to his career in 1803, at which time he retired to his estate at Zvanka.
Dessay is like a would-be portrait painter who discovers that her real talent is for ceramics: her artistic inclinations chafe against the limitations of the art form at which she excels.
In recounting his original inclination to embark on the project, he recalls a discussion with "five or six friends", at which they discoursed "on a Subject very remote from this" (Locke 1700, 7).
The orbits of the non-operational GPS Block I satellites are included in this study because they are at 63.4° inclination, which is different from GPS Block II.
