Sentence examples for common inclination of from inspiring English sources

As clearly seen, the inclination angles of the (51̅0) and (020) with respect to the contact plane are in the case of caffeine extremely similar (58.9° and 60.6°, respectively) and explains the common inclination of the poles of approximately 60°.

The (020) plane would become the contact plane with the mica surface (parallel to the surface) and consequently the (510) is then 180° rotated in φ with respect of the (5 10) plane and both are found at a common inclination of ∼60°.

They and their associates shared a common inclination to dismiss the left - once the heart and soul of their own parties - as the vestige of a dead age, a nest of shrill and clueless extremists no better than the right.

All these poles are located at a common inclination (ψ = 60°) to the surface normal.

What all actions have in common is that they are spurred by an inclination of the agent, the satisfaction of which gives him or her pleasure.

For areas with averaged slope inclination of 1.5 to 3% (most common in the studied case), the inundation was partly correlated with slope inclination and run up height-generally shorter inundation distance and higher run up was in observed on steeper slopes (Szczuciński et al., 2006).

The natural inclination of rational Americans pining for common ground, as most of both persuasions on the abortion issue are, might be to zone out the heckling.

The variable x represents the view and/or inclination of an agent concerning the topic described by the common medium, while A is the particular position actually represented by the medium.

The natural inclination of a collection of selfish people in this situation is to over-exploit the common resource at the expense of all.

Michael Marder, physics professor at University of Texas at Austin and codirector of the UTeach teacher education program, discusses his concerns about the inclination of educators and policy makers to confound very different science disciplinary challenges under the common heading of "STEM".

Radial inclination of >15°.