"The inclination is to define it, but if you do it too much, all of a sudden, you're not who you were, because you're trying to figure it all out".
The results also show that the combination of soil mechanical properties (soil angle of internal friction and cohesion) and topographic conditions (slope inclination) are the major parameters to define how much root reinforcement is needed to stabilise a specific slope, and thus the spacing of the trees to achieve this.
In Spain at least there was a group of people who came to define the social (and sociopathic) inclinations of the entire generation.
There are various types of reasoning bias, one of which is confirmation bias that can be defined as the inclination to search for information that confirms the view that one holds.
Volitional freedom is absolute in Ockham's moral theology; it can be defined as a natural inclination to an end, only insofar as it is an observed general human tendency.
Schlegel considered that German culture, which he defined as having a natural inclination to the Romantic (LDA, 439), was indebted to all the cultures which preceded it.
This article examines the notion of biophilia defined as the inherent human inclination to affiliate with nature instrumental in human health, productivity, and well-being.
Besides the needle morphology, the AFM image reveals that all needles at the surface align along defined directions with 60° or 120° inclination to each other.
Those eras had their complexities, too, but there was less inclination to recognize them, and it is simpler for designers to articulate a clearly defined message, than ambiguity.
The cylinder under investigation had a height-to-width ratio of 18 and the inclination angle, defined as the angle between the cylinder orientation and the vertical direction, varied from forward inclination to backward inclination.
