Sentence examples for between the angle of from inspiring English sources
"No two days are the same," says Reis "between the angle of the sun, the weather, and the many spots where we become delightfully stuck.
The surfaces preserve a linear relationship between the angle of incidence of light onto the surface and the angle of refraction into the imaging device.
The flow simulations have shown that the occurrence of the control surface stall depends on a linear relationship between the angle of attack and the control surface deflection.
To investigate the incidence of concha bullosa (CB) in patients with septal deviation and the correlation between the angle of deviation and degree of pneumatization.
It is found that there is a quantitative relationship between the angle of attack and sweep angle when the lift coefficient keeps constant; when the angle of attack is small, the flow on the leeward of the wing is stable.
The law of refraction, also known as Snell's law, describes the relationship between the angle of incidence (θ1) and the angle of refraction (θ2), measured with respect to the normal ("perpendicular line") to the surface, in mathematical terms: n1 sin θ1 = n2 sin θ2, where n1 and n2 are the index of refraction of the first and second media, respectively.
The company also said it would offer airlines the option of an angle-of-attack indicator, which enables pilots to spot a mismatch between the angle-of-attack sensors.
Therefore, a rigorous analysis of the comparison between the angles of the obtained x and y components is carried out to understand the cause of the deviation.
Furthermore the paper presents the relationship between the angles of the hole, the orientations of the flow injection and the film-cooling effectiveness.
To achieve this control objective, we design and stabilize a virtual holonomic constraint expressing a relationship between the angles of the actuated and unactuated links.
Several forms of "separating" prisms were exhibited, the best for the purpose consists of two "reflecting" prisms; these receive the two rays and direct both of them into a third prism, whose angle lies in the space between the angles of the others.
