Sentence examples for form of a cone from inspiring English sources

The usual design of a fuel-injection nozzle introduced the fuel into the cylinder in the form of a cone spray, with the vapour radiating from the nozzle, rather than in a stream or jet.

Parachutes designed to open at supersonic speeds have radically different contours from conventional canopy chutes; they are made in the form of a cone, with air allowed to escape either through pores of the material or through a large circular opening running around the cone.

In the case of an aircraft flying faster than the speed of sound (about 1,230 kilometres per hour, or 764 miles per hour), the shock wave takes the form of a cone in three-dimensional space called the Mach cone.

Ladderized and unbalanced trees in the form of a cone (classical tree oriented vertically and upward) are prone to progressionist and teleological interpretations, more so if humans or primates are localized at the upper, or at the last right tip of the tree (so that evolution looks as if it occurs teleologically or linearly towards a human goal).

The formation of mitochondrial cristae by the IMM domains having positive curvature (i.e., membrane curving towards the mitochondrial matrix) is known to require both glycerophospholipids having the non-bilayer forming shape of a cone and glycerophospholipids exhibiting the non-bilayer forming shape of an inverted cone [ 18, 73, 74].

On note, PA, CL and MLCL are known to be always present in the non-bilayer forming shape of a cone, regardless of their unsaturation indexes [ 18, 73].

Based on our data on mass spectrometric identification and quantitation of mitochondrial membrane glycerophospholipids, we calculated the relative levels of their species having the non-bilayer forming shape of a cone or an inverted cone as well as the relative levels of glycerophospholipid species exhibiting the bilayer forming shape of a cylinder.

Lenses have occasionally been made with one surface taking the form of a flattened cone.

Dubbed Razzle Dazzle devices, each takes the form of a pointy cone that's jammed into a window or door space and is painted with a colorful pattern that injects a burst of life and energy onto vacant structures that tend to lack both.

The yield surface has the form of a circular cone.

Using this approach we comprehensively studied an optimization problem for strikers having the nose in the form of a truncated cone.