Sentence examples for expected inclination from inspiring English sources

The targeted position is at point C (XC, YC, Z C ), and the expected inclination angle and azimuth angle are αC and βC.

For example, as with declination, if a GAD field is assumed, all inclinations can be rotated so their mean has the expected inclination for the sampling latitude.

However, non-dipolar fields (as noted in models of the Holocene geomagnetic field) are likely to contribute to the difference between an instantaneous measurement of inclination and the inclination expected from a dipolar field at the measurement site.

And with an annual average growth rate of almost 8% one can only expect this inclination to increase multiple folds in 2016.

The Delfly-Micro biplane configuration generates more lift than expected when the inclination angle increases, due to the formation of a uniform leading edge vortex.

It is expected that the inclination of upper part would influence the coefficient corresponding to the upper part and vice versa.

Their transmission profiles are shown in Figs. 3 and 5; they are synthesized from the measured transmissions and the wavelength shifts expected for their inclination of 7° and the field of view of 6° in half-cone-angle.

Here's the point: Support of African Americans for the prosecution was to be expected, and the inclination of white men to support Zimmerman no surprise, but white females were a potential affinity group for the defense.

Next, we chose Site GC1 + PC7 as a representative location, and differences in inclinations expected from the differences in site latitudes were corrected using GAD inclinations.

The vertical dotted lines are the expected declinations and inclinations for the two polarities at the core site from the geocentric axial dipole field.

Paleomagnetic inclinations are in fact lower than expected, probably due to inclination shallowing in sediments; (3) paleomagnetic declinations reveal large, more or less coherently rotating blocks in the northern Indochina domain and the SE Tibetan margin that rotated up to 70° clockwise, much more than the ~ 10 15° rotation of the stable, SE part of the Indochina Block.