Sentence examples for average inclinations from inspiring English sources

The average inclinations of individual cores were close to those of the geocentric axial dipole (GAD) field at the site latitudes.

The results of sensitivity analyses show that the average inclinations of the reverse fault ruptures increase by increasing both fault dip angle and soil ductility, due to the variations of the maximum principle strain directions and dilation angles along the fault ruptures.

It has been suggested that Iapetus's 15° average inclination is a relic of the tilt of the long-vanished gaseous disk from which Saturn's major regular moons formed.

Let the changes in inclination angle and azimuth angle be ΔαAC and ΔβAC, and the average inclination angle of points A and C be α0.

The average distance between seams A3 and B4 is 80 m and the average inclination angle of the seams is 13°.

The average inclination in zenith as seen from the OGS is 28.3° (unlike the orbital pass shown in Fig. 9 where φ goes down to 0°).

Thus, the coefficient of friction beneath the moving material is only approximately 0.12, given an average inclination of 15° in the major landslide profile, although the inclination exhibits gradual variations in the range of 10° to 20° (Figure 1).

Because inclinations of dust particles are conserved during the orbital evolution under the P-R effect, ī is identical to the average inclination of EKBOs, namely, ī ∼ 0.1 (e.g., Noll et al., 2008).

The dust flux F r, st) at a heliocentric distance of r measured by an instrument with its threshold of radius st is given by (1) where Ns st, r) is the surface number density of EKB dust particles with radii larger than st, υr = 20 km s-1 is the relative velocity between the spacecraft and the particles, ī is the average inclination of the particles, k = 1 (Grün et al., 1985).

Instead, the astronomers found that the objects were more scattered than expected, orbiting at distances from 150 to 525 AU with an average inclination of 20 degrees.

Periodic comets have an average inclination to the ecliptic of only ten degrees, and an orbital period of just 6.5 years, so Halley's orbit is atypical.