Sentence examples for descending direction from inspiring English sources
In this method, a descending direction is obtained by solving a convex separable subproblem of moving asymptotes in each iteration.
The distribution of iron oxides and types of clay minerals indicated more weathering in a descending direction and with soil depth, which is attributed to higher availability of soil moisture along the same direction.
This is interpreted by the fact that the effort in walking in descending direction of a staircase is perceived to be less than walking in ascending direction.
The displacements in the direction of the loading (e.g. the vertical descending direction) were considered as to be positive and negative in the opposite direction.
It is noticed that the pedestrians are more susceptible to relative delay on both the facilities in descending direction compared to ascending direction.
Further, it is observed that 85% of pedestrians are desirous to use an escalator in descending direction when the relative delay is 7.8 s while in ascending direction it can be up to 17.4 s.
The fitted model generates axons for different neuron types in both ascending and descending directions which are similar to the experimentally measured axons.
Different planning guidelines, empirical and experimental studies proposed FD's and flow parameter values for stairs in ascending and descending directions.
Comparing lines 1 and 2 (with flat elevation profiles) to lines 3, 4, and 5 (all ascending in direction A and descending in direction B, respectively) confirms this conclusion.
Figure 2 The steepest descending path direction priority and naming convention used to label the direction of the steepest descending path.
By considering the direction of the applied load as positive (in the descending vertical direction), the medial displacements (MS) were negative and the lateral displacements (LS) were positive, and greater in magnitude (Fig. 4), hence the tibia plateau of the specimens Activmotion 1 and 2, exhibited a valgus-malrotation in the frontal plane during the static loading.
