The effect also applies to hill gradients.
The latest Defenders can tackle hill gradients up to 45 degrees, have 250mm (10in) of clearance between the ground and the axles, and make short work of rugged terrain.
The hill slope gradients in the catchment are very large, most of them are larger than 20 degrees.
In addition, the floors of stalls followed the slope of the hill, a gradient of about 1 12, causing health problems for those market workers who had to stand at this angle for prolonged periods during the day.
The hill slope-gradient factor, S, reflects the effect of hill slope-profile gradient on soil loss.
This might be a specialized mechanism, taking advantage of the ventral Chordin sink to bring BMPs up-hill their gradient, e.g. into ventral-most positions of zebrafish and Xenopus embryos, to ensure maximal BMP signaling levels (see also Introduction).
However, the author has witnessed first hand their ability to swiftly run up hills at gradients of approximately 30 degrees.
These signs, which show the hill's altitude, gradient and length, also list the climbs by their new French names.
Pushed for time and strapped for cash, the engineers laid eight miles of track straight up Big Hill, at a gradient more than twice the safe maximum.
It also comes standard with Roll Stability Control, Hill Descent Control, Gradient Acceleration Control and some other nifty features that I was too timid to properly test.
Hill's biological gradient criteria are meant to examine whether increased exposure to the agent in question is associated with an increased biological effect.
