Sentence examples for defined an angle from inspiring English sources

In order to study the structural and dynamic diversity of the cytoplasmic domain, in Fig. 1B we defined an angle θ to describe the direction of the cytoplasmic domain to the POPC bilayers, and a distance d to describe the distance of the cytoplasmic domain with the POPC bilayers.

Other works consider only positive values of the FSS and define an angle for the polarization orientation [24, 51].

The azimuthal angle is not useful for curved surfaces, instead we define an angle γ that measures the mutual orientation between the C C axis of neighbors [78].

In wild-type (WT) embryos, the sharp turn made by the peroneal nerve between the portion crossing the EDL muscle and the longitudinal portion running between EDL and TA muscles consistently defines an angle of approximately 120° on average.

To avoid disturbance of the PPR by multipaths for satellites with low elevation angles, we defined an elevation cutoff angle of 5° as part of the processing.

Those nearest-neighbors distances defined an average bond angle of 124° which deviates from a trigonallysp2bonded carbon (120°) indicating a distorted graphite-like structure, which explains the moderate conductivity of the tips observed in the FE results.

For comparison with the recommended process noise values for the tropospheric parameters suggested by Bar-Sever et al. (1998), we defined an elevation cutoff angle of 7° during data processing.

The supine posture was defined as bed-head elevation angle of 0-15 degrees, whilst the semi-recumbent posture was defined as an angle of 45-60 degrees.

Ventilatory impairment was defined as a tidal volume < 6 ml kg-1 with Pmax at oropharyngeal leak pressure, glottic narrowing was defined as an angle between the vocal cords under 16 degrees.

The vectors are defined by an angle and a size.

The H coordinate in the HSV color space has a circular nature and so can be defined as an angle that varies between 0 and 360° [18].