Sentence examples for changing tilt from inspiring English sources

Another factor is the changing tilt of the planet, which influences how much the summer sun warms the high latitudes--and how much snow accumulates into ice sheets.

Now, climatologist Martin Claussen and co-workers at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany are proposing that the changing tilt of the Earth triggered the rapid drying of the Sahara.

From Earth, big-dish radar can precisely measure the changing tilt of Mercury's rotation axis as well as what one of the co-authors calls "the planet doing the twist": tiny changes in its rotation speed due to solar tides.

But physicist Richard Muller of the University of California, Berkeley, has argued that another cycle, the changing tilt of the orbital plane, could dip Earth in and out of an interplanetary dust cloud that could somehow alter climate (Science, 11 July 1997, p. 183).

Furthermore, FGWALP23, as well as its Y5 and W5 cousins, adapts to changes in the lipid bilayer thickness mainly by changing its tilt, with little change of the helix azimuthal rotation.

They proposed to alter the optimum tilt angle twelve times annually in which the output was quantitatively comparable to the daily changing optimum tilt angle.

The thickness of the brush could be adjusted by changing the tilt angle.

"In changing its tilt, RealNetworks faces more potential rivals," says Howard Dyckovsky, vice president of operations at PC Data Online in Reston, Va.

The results expose that changing the tilt angle 12 times in a year maintains approximately the total amount of solar radiation near the maximum value that is found by changing the tilt angle daily to its optimum value.

Moreover, at about the same time, Earth's axis was changing its tilt in such a way that summers in the northern hemisphere tended to become shorter.

In effect, changing beam tilt within a single mode fiber (SMF) lens free space coupling assembly leads to a polarization independent broadband VFOA design.