Sentence examples for in a normal plane from inspiring English sources

With the aim to compare our results with those reported in the open literature, we consider that the inner boundaries are disposed in a normal plane to the bearing surfaces, but it is worth to mention that this is not a mandatory condition for our method.

So far, it's like taking off in a normal plane, but then there is an ominous 'ping'ping

If h ( s, t ) is a constant that is never vanishing, then the normal of this surface is in a normal plane which is perpendicular to the tangent vector field of the curve α ( s ).

In the Cartesian coordinate system with an axis OZ directed along the anisotropy axis, and an axis OY - in the normal plane of the DW, the position of the vector ( overrightarrow{M} ) will be characterized by the polar and azimuthal angles θ and φ, respectively.

During tracing, the model is restricted to moving in the normal plane perpendicular to the medial axis of the best-fit super-ellipsoid.

Hence, vibrations for which the movement of atoms remains in the normal plane like the rocking mode at 37 meV (indicated with arrows in Figure 7 ) will overlap with the electronic HOMO state and will consequently be active in IETS.

In a normal flight, the planes shouldn't have to tap into that fuel.

Sunday, he said, as the American EP-3E reconnaissance craft passed 65 miles southeast of China's 12-mile territorial water line with two Chinese F-8 fighters trailing in a "normal" manner, the American plane "made a sudden big movement" to the side, and its left wing bumped into the jet.

The ringed surface is called normal if the circles are contained in the normal planes of the curve.

The reflection and transmission problem has been formulated rigorously by taking advantage of translational invariance along the rods, and geometrical periodicity in a plane normal to the rods.

In this study, INV-WATFLX was developed for simultaneously fitting thermal diffusivity, thermal conductivity and heat velocities in a plane normal to a penta-needle heat-pulse probe (PHPP) using temperature rise measurements in a porous medium.