Sentence examples for in which inclination from inspiring English sources

Figure 6 shows the effective radial, tangential and axial stresses as a function of radial position away from the borehole in which inclination, azimuth, and orientation are 30°, 67°, and 90° respectively.

Although his on-court tirades are typically in English, Martin often speaks Spanish to Latino recruits to put them at ease, though there has been at least one instance in which that inclination turned embarrassing.

We find that the critical bending area in which the inclination of TD is energetically favorable depends strongly on the QD component.

The paper focuses on the design of look-ahead control, in which road inclinations, speed limits and traveling time are taken into consideration.

He seeks to explain the "Principle of Nature" in which through his inclination to love truth ("Light") and beauty seek him to identify felicity as its source and a natural experience.

Therefore, it could be speculated that a situation may occur in which the initial inclination OPCs to differentiate is inhibited by the presence of myelin and turns into reluctance as the expression of signalling molecules required to activate OPCs diminishes.

Thereafter in Freud's therapeutic method, the search for actual sexual trauma was replaced by an exploration of the ways in which patients' sexual inclinations, already present in childhood, were expressed in behaviour.

To complicate matters further, the absolutism of the centre was often countered by the intransigence of the Basque and Catalan movements, creating a situation in which neither had any inclination to compromise.

Heterogeneous agents cooperate to achieve co-specialization based on their own inclinations, in which other highly-centralized allocation processes (such as assignment) are not involved.

We have inherited our own version of the primate mating system, one in which both sexes possess an inclination to monogamy that falls somewhat short of total embrace.

This is not the only case in which they demonstrate a knee-jerk inclination to ratify Mr. Gore's view of himself or to rationalize criticisms directed at him by other journalists.