We will first look at the well-understood example of Euler Bernoulli beams to illustrate the concept, and then move on to the more difficult inclined cable problem.
Evelyn Waugh's biographer Selena Hastings, describes him as of "unprepossessing" appearance, "good-hearted but difficult", inclined to misogyny, brusque and sometimes offensive towards his male colleagues.
But they are equally adamant that it is still too difficult for Muslims inclined to atheism to follow their thinking where it may lead.
In a sobering assessment, Beckett says Labour will need to gain an extra 94 MPs to secure a Commons majority of just two – a challenge that will become more difficult as Tory-inclined older voters make up a larger proportion of the electorate.
If you're ambitious, your career path will include plenty of sharp inclines, difficult decisions and mines buried in the road.
Spraying crops that grow at such a steep incline is difficult; persuading smallholders to eradicate a crop that offers prosperity and has been a way of life for decades is almost always impossible.
In his writings, Judge Mukasey has made clear that, although the issues are difficult ones, he is inclined to favor security, intelligence and secrecy over the competing values.
The contest for United States Senate in New Jersey poses a difficult problem for voters inclined toward candidates who want the government to take an active role in addressing social needs.
For instance, whether as individuals, leaders, or a group of colleagues when something difficult happens are we inclined to assume the worst and catastrophize?
The Santa Fe National Forest's rocky terrain and steep inclines proved difficult for conventional camera equipment such as cranes and dollies which resulted in much of the film's scenes being shot by the camera operators, who were rigged to aerial ski lifts above the action.
