Sentence examples for full elevation from inspiring English sources
The structures reveal a set of salt-bridge changes that provide a series of "click stops" (preferred conformations) on a trajectory to a conformation in which the apical domains are separated from each other and partially elevated but lack the full elevation and large clockwise twist seen in the GroES-bound rings.
Despite this, the range dials on the gunsights at the time of construction were graduated to 15 degrees; super-elevating cams and prisms to allow the full elevation of the guns to be used were issued some time after the Battle of Jutland.
In contrast, the phase of the reflection coefficient for the horizontal polarization is constant over the full elevation angle range.
According to Parkes, going from full depression to full elevation supposedly took one hour in smooth water and with an even keel!
The guns could be depressed to −5° and elevated to +20°, although the directors controlling the turrets were limited to 15° 21' until superelevating prisms were installed before the Battle of Jutland in May 1916 to allow full elevation.
The guns could be depressed to −3° and elevated to 20°, although the director controlling the turrets was limited to 15° 21' until prisms were installed before the Battle of Jutland in May 1916 to allow full elevation.
He was positing a landscape, wide and full, elevations and declivities, a map meant to reassure himself, too, Ann thought, charting something that would allay his own fears about his wife, his daughter, his life.
Areas, volumes and power are scaled down by a factor of 1 48 while the elevations are kept at full height.
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