Sentence examples for inclination derived from from inspiring English sources

The present study attempts to establish a global picture of the long-term trend in the Sq amplitude and to clarify the mechanism in comparison with the long-term trend in the magnetic field intensity and inclination derived from the International Geomagnetic Reference Field (IGRF -11 model [FIGRF -11 al. [2010].

The show's title, "Inclinations," derives from a 1916 novel by Ronald Firbank (cited in Susan Sontag's "Notes on Camp"), and there's a nostalgic, literary air to P.'s figures, which conjure the dandies of Oscar Wilde and the Americans abroad of Henry James.

The three landscape attributes "altitude", "exposition" and "inclination" were derived from the DTM.

Step 1 was initiated from the inclination and speed derived from the warm-up period, and was a steady state measurement that lasted 3 min.

(4) x + y + z < r ao (5) x + y + z > r io (6) ax + by + cz >0 r ao means radius of acetabulum's outer shell, r io means radius of acetabulum's inner shell, (a, b, c) means the normal vector of the acetabulum which can be derived from inclination and anteversion of acetabulum.

The NIRS3 spectra were thus corrected using the inclinations calculated from the exponential function and y-intercepts derived from the inclinations.

To compare the field intensities from various regions, an estimated pale-ofield should be converted into a virtual dipole moment (VDM) using magnetic paleolatitude derived from mean inclination (Smith, 1967).

The polarity zonation is defined by inclination and declination of the ChNRM derived from continuous four points with PCA.

The Zernike expansion coefficients derived from the wave inclination data for the full pupil, were initially transposed to the OSA format and then corrected for chromatic aberration (from 840 to 550 nm) (see Appendix A).

The extinction coefficients are derived from the mean leaf inclination of species (Sinoquet et al. 2000).

The optimum inclination angle for the 2π constellation was directly derived from the spherical triangle formed by three adjacent satellites.