Sentence examples for changes in the inclination from inspiring English sources

A compass sense is enough for an animal to figure out latitude, based on changes in the inclination of magnetic field lines (flat at the equator, plunging into the earth at the poles).

The relationship between the changes in the inclination of upper incisors (U1-SN angle, U1-NA angle, U1-NA distance) as well as the changes in the ULP, LLP, and the VLP were examined after the protrusion and retention periods.

Milankovitch proposed that the mechanism that brought about periods of glaciation was driven by cyclic changes in eccentricity as well as two other orbital parameters: precession (a change in the directional focus of Earth's axis of rotation) and axial tilt (a change in the inclination of Earth's axis with respect to the plane of its orbit around the Sun).

Considerable distortion in isotherms is observed with a change in the inclination angle.

The Brownian force is a function of the fluid temperature and particle size and therefore does not change with a change in the inclination angle.

In particular, response of retaining walls with bilinear backface, where a sudden change in the inclination along its depth make the problem more complex.

For control of the blinds, the control of the upward/downward movement of the blinds, movement of the blinds to a certain height and change in the inclination of the blind slats were tested.

The change in the inclination of the OP can alter the mandibular position relative to the maxillary occlusal surfaces as well as the condylar adaptive response to it, which plays a key role in the establishment of different dentoskeletal frames [2].

We used five parameters to describe the movement: the change in the inclination of the head during the opening action, the overall direction of the movement, the total path length and the direct path length of the movement, and a detour factor defined as the fraction of the total path length divided by the direct path length.

The change in PTA measured in the supine and standing positions was defined as ΔPTA; the change in the inclination and anteversion of the cup was defined, in a similar manner, as Δinclination and Δanteversion, respectively.

Muto et al. [ 16] investigated the relationship between the craniocervical inclination and pharyngeal airway space and found that changes in the craniocervical inclination caused by head extension were correlated with an increase in the pharyngeal airway space.