Sentence examples for deviation angle from inspiring English sources

Sifferman and Becker (1992) accomplished a set of cutting transport experiments in deviated wells with deviation angle from 45° to 90°.

(2) The deviation angle controls the orientation when the fracture deviates or generates a secondary branch; the parameter can be adjusted according to the orientation of the stress field and connects highly with the covering area of the fracture network.

However, for increasing the transmission ratio in meshing, decreasing the deviation angle may be more effective than decreasing the deviated translation position (see Fig. 14).

In the course of tensile deformation, fracture occurred preferentially at the (β/γ′-film) interface deviating from the K S relation and the fracture stress decreased with increasing deviation angle from the K S relation.

In order to achieve a large deviation angle, therefore, a number of small deviations must be made.

The median deviation angle of the fibroblasts rose to about 1.4 fold (+/−0.21; p < 0.01) compared to fibroblasts transfected with control siRNA.

While the deviation angle to move toward the aim point is used to determine the recommended steering angle.

A deviation angle should thereby be applied when aspect is used as a topographic proxy indicating local thermal conditions.

The average deviation angle of lower surface increases with the decrease of yield stress, hardening exponent and elastic modulus.

It was found that the radius of curvature, sight distance and deviation angle had significant relation to the operating speed.

Furthermore, slug flow development along the vertical section is affected by the lateral section deviation angle and length.