Sentence examples for degrees of inclination from inspiring English sources
"Hard field work was conducted with the spectacular archaeological site as part of the landscape, on very steep hills, with slopes of up to 60 degrees of inclination, dominated by montane forests, with leafy trees covered with mosses, lichens and other plants," the scientists said.
The resolution of the device is 0.5° at zero degrees of inclination.
The relative plasticity radiuses are shown constant from vertical borehole to the borehole with 45 degrees of inclination with a gradual increase in values towards a horizontal borehole.
Modulation includes degrees of obligation for commands and degrees of inclination in offers, and can be expressed by Finite modal operators or by "an expansion of the Predicator through verbal group complexing" ((Halliday & Matthiessen 2014): 178).
It is obvious that at higher degrees of inclination the tendency of downward cuttings bed sliding is more likely to occur which increases the hydraulic requirement for adequate hole cleaning.
The modality related to propositions is called modalization, and it expresses degrees of probability and degrees of usuality; that related to proposals instead is referred to as modulation, which expresses degrees of obligation in commands and degrees of inclination in offers ((Halliday & Matthiessen 2014): 177-178).
The region slopes with a high degree of inclination towards the east.
And third, there was a significant association between degree of inclination and wear, and the uncemented cups were inserted with higher inclination than the cemented cups.
Although this survey was in a narrow area, it was found that there was a great variance in the degree of inclination of the buildings within that area.
This angle corresponds to the degree of inclination of the Bragg plane in the Bi2Se3 thin film with respect to the substrate Bragg plane.
Figure 12 shows the pile foundations that support building B. Based on this result, it is thought that the foundation type also influenced the degree of inclination of building structures.
