Sentence examples for be offset from the from inspiring English sources
Each underwater range in the mountain chain can be offset from the next by up to hundreds of miles, connected by a long perpendicular fault line.
Therefore, the array would need to be offset from the delivery optical fiber to avoid obscuring the excitation light, thereby increasing the probe dimensions.
Tool paths for CNC machines must be offset from the desired part shape, in order to compensate for the tool radius.
Although its kinematics are similar to that of a cable-suspended system, the proposed mechanism is based on articulated linkages, thereby allowing the payload to be offset from the rail support on which it is suspended.
This work highlights that deformation patterns preceding volcanic eruptions may (i) be offset from the eruption site; (ii) attributed to intrusions with complex morphologies; and/or (iii) reflect magma movement along pre-existing fracture systems.
In the CTM, arrival flow will be offset from the demand profile, as in Fig. 7, depending on the network, where as set up vehicles have to travel up to 73 km to reach the incident.
It rotates around the pole, but the centre of rotation is offset from the pole.
Each page was offset from the next one by an angle of just 0.067 degrees.
This transient was offset from the charge transfer transient by a temporarily stable plateau.
As a result, the nominal aimpoint is offset from the optical axis by the amount of the drift.
