Sentence examples for create a slope from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the next iteration of foam pouring commences to create a slope less than climbing ability of the robot.

The system uses the two points to create a slope and a y-intercept for that parameter.

The main points that we want to emphasize from these models are the following: A slope in the phase data when plotted against T cycle is not in itself indicative of entrainment, as is sometimes suggested, because a plot of phase markers that are invariant with respect to a T cycle will create a slope when the phase is expressed in degrees (see Figure 4H and Figure 4J, second panel from left).

If no natural downward slope exists, you create a slope by digging progressively deeper as you work your way along the trench.

You could also build the tumbler on a diagonal axis (enough to create a slope) and put a plug in the bottom of the drum, which would allow you to add water that will help the decomposition and create a liquid fertilizer when drained from the drum.

The basis of the closure is to remove the epidermal edge from the inferior or superior aspect of the donor wound to create a sloping or ledge type edge.

However, he said, if the soil has not been tamped down properly, there is a possibility that after a period of time the soil will settle, thereby creating a slope toward the house and the possibility of future seepage.

The project has included enlarging the 65th Street sidewalk, creating a sloping grass roof above a new restaurant in the north plaza -- which opens on Friday -- and adding bleachers outside a newly renovated Alice Tully Hall.

Second, a slope coefficient of stability less than 1 will not necessarily lead to an overall slope instability, but may only create a permanent slope displacement.

Because the aim was to create a linear slope between the top of the ridge and the substrate as two pinning points, in between a stepped slope with four intermediate steps needed to be placed.

Others said they worried that the removals would create a slippery slope.