Sentence examples for direction below from inspiring English sources

This means that the x directional vibration is the dominant direction below 600 Hz when the BC stimulation was applied 35 mm behind the ear canal opening.

After 45 minutes the clouds set off west to punish the mainland, and in every direction below there lay a confusion of coral.

Any beam undergoes many reflection events which influence significantly its direction below the optical interface.

Our icons are also being developed, with an example of the direction below.

The cracks are perpendicular to the surface along the densified layer and tend to branch and deviate from the vertical direction below it, within the porous PS coating.

The cryopump is located along the pumping gap in the toroidal direction below the divertor target modules and close to the location where field lines hit the divertor target surface.

"Why was the Vatican so many years behind?" Cardinal Ratzinger, of course, had not yet become pope, a divinely ordained office not accustomed to direction from below.

The constants used to parameterise mathematical tree models are generally estimated from generic relationships to known properties, typically in longitudinal direction and below fibre saturation point due to a lack of empirical values.

In case of ConeXpress with 12 years mission duration the risk of impact related failure of a tank can be reduced from almost 39% for an unprotected tank facing in flight direction to below 0.1% for a tank protected by a properly designed Whipple shield.

Another example that does not seem to conform to the general trend described here is the Drosophila Ras pathway [ 37], whose upstream genes appear to be the most constrained, despite these genes being the ones expressed at lower levels [ 38] (however, observations in the mammalian Ras pathway do not point in the same direction; see below, Figure 2 and Additional file 1: Table S5).

In any simulation performed below, a plane wavelet is assumed to propagate upward (in the negative z-direction) from below and be incident on cracks either normally or parallel.