Sentence examples for downward incline from inspiring English sources

Look at that Quantcast graph again, and it suggests that traffic was on a gentle downward incline before Google's action.

The road had by then nearly flattened — you could hardly call it a hill, except there is a slight downward incline, just enough to keep momentum as it makes a graceful curve, and the vista of the lake, and its many rowboats, comes into view to the left.

Near the entrance beyond the left side border was a rectangular stretch of grass 50 m × 20 m on a downward incline which was considered out of bounds.

Alternatively, you can do a forward roll on a downward incline and use gravity to help you move into the roll.

The genotype with upward inclined leaves was superior to that with downward inclined leaves as it maintained lower post noon temperature and heat injury.

Making sure to coast on all downward inclines, we managed to make it to the gas station, and went to pay our respects to the trees before dinner.

The test loop consists of a 1657 m long horizontal pipeline; 30 m long, 7-degree downward inclined pipeline; and 11.2 m high S-shaped riser.

The applicability of this method is demonstrated for the case of a pipeline system with horizontal, upward and downward inclined sections.

For downward inclined pipelines, at low flow velocities, both the straight and the downward parts of the pipe around the elbow are the locations to accumulate water, presenting the likely area for corrosion to occur.

Four of them were designed for horizontal, inclined upward, inclined downward and vertical gas liquid two-phase flows.

The next segment of the ramp inclines downward, narrowing as it does, an effect that recalls the forced perspective of Renaissance stage design.