The avian magnetic compass has been well characterized in behavioral tests: it is an "inclination compass" based on the inclination of the field lines rather than on the polarity, and its operation requires short-wavelength light.
This assertion is based on the inclination of the facets of the pedal joints [6], and the presence of a robust navicular tuberosity that may reflect weight bearing on the medial side of the foot [7].
A criterion for predicting the onset of lateral growth based on the inclination of the solidification front at the casting surface is demonstrated.
If nation-states indeed act based on the inclinations of their populaces, then a citizenry like China's--which at the moment most identifies with being the best within the confines of the rules of an international competition--would most approve of its own nation acting like a winner within the guidelines of the global architecture.
The monkeys neither succeeded when two boards were inclined so that they needed to exclude one of them based on its inclination prior to the hiding, nor when they had to use the absence of an inclination of a board to infer that the reward must have been hidden underneath a different object.
A segmentation approach was used to identify groups of consumers based on their inclination to use different channels to seek information about food-related risks, including traditional media, online media and social media.
Based on the inclination angle data, the plane distance of the lateral accretion layer ranges from 20 to 35 m.
Occlusal plane angle and incisal inclination based on analysis of lateral cephalometry is an important measurement in the plan for rotational orthognathic surgery with maxillary posterior impaction [10].
In addition, birds possess an inherited magnetic compass based on the angle of inclination and not the polarity of the Earth's magnetic field (Wiltschko and Wiltschko, 1972), encoding the population-specific migratory direction and interacting with the rotation centre of the stellar sky (Weindler et al., 1996).
A hypothetical imperative, by contrast, expresses a command of reason, but only in relation to an end already set by the agent, e.g., based on her inclinations (G 4 413 20).
