Sentence examples for inclination slope from inspiring English sources

Potential annual direct incident radiation (PADIR) was then calculated for each log from slope inclination, slope aspect and latitude using equation 2 of McCune and Keon [35].

Its inclination, or slope, is much less than that of cold fronts.

From the ancient Greek origins of the word (klíma, "an inclination or slope"—e.g., of the Sun's rays; a latitude zone of the Earth; a clime) and from its earliest usage in English, climate has been understood to mean the atmospheric conditions that prevail in a given region or zone.

For areas with averaged slope inclination of 1.5 to 3% (most common in the studied case), the inundation was partly correlated with slope inclination and run up height-generally shorter inundation distance and higher run up was in observed on steeper slopes (Szczuciński et al., 2006).

In risk areas slope inclination were lowered due to likelihood of developing of landslide processes.

Three parameters were studied, i.e. excavated height ratios, slope inclination angles, and soil friction angles.

We identified four major environmental parameters affecting soil formation and soil quality: geology, elevation, slope inclination and land use.

The thickness of this layer was similar in the three forest types, but increased with slope inclination.

Thicknesses of compost/mulch (5 and 10 cm), slope inclination (10 34%), and tillage practices (till vs. no-till) were evaluated.

The simulation results show that the power consumption and hydrogen consumption increase with an increasing slope inclination angle, riding speed and rider weight.

We compare the air flow profiles across and along the awning headroom and investigate the influence of embankment slope inclination on the flow under the awning.