Sentence examples for diverging angle from inspiring English sources

Next, the influence of three geometric parameters such as nozzle exit position, the length of constant-area section and diverging angle of primary nozzle on the ejector performances was investigated via experimental methods.

This was attributed to the diverging angle of the light beamed on the target, the effective sensing area, and the processing time difference between readings when the target first enters the sensor's field of view and when it has left.

The converging and diverging angles of the venturis are selected from the literature for minimum pressure losses.

The diffusers are designed with a fixed slenderness of 15 and an aspect ratio of 0.92 and with diverging angles ranging from 4° to 120°.

The specifically designed superior clavicle plate with lateral extension evaluated in this study utilizes a better construct for the lateral fragment: three rows with double screws that have diverging screw angles.

However, we cannot ascertain that the laser light sheet, which is diverging with an angle of 24° from the focal point, did not affect the spider, or during the low phase of the body oscillations.

Leaf traces in stem oblong, more or less reniform, adaxially concave, endarch with a single protoxylem strand at the point of emergence from stele, diverging at acute angles of ca 20 40°; protoxylem strand bifurcating only in outermost cortex or upon departure from stem.

On the left hand side of Eq. 1, the second to sixth terms describe particle streaming, convection induced by solar wind, adiabatic deceleration, the change in the pitch angle due to adiabatic focusing and diverging solar wind, and pitch angle scattering, respectively.

From 2007 onwards the two lines diverge at steep angles.

Second, the dentate nucleus is a small structure where fiber trajectories potentially diverge at smaller angles than the angular resolution power of our DSI acquisition scheme.

Microchannel with 8° angle of divergence and 156 μm of hydraulic diameter is employed for experiments in both diverging and converging modes.