Sentence examples for inclinations based on from inspiring English sources

Visitors would wear special "braincoats," technologically advanced rainwear to be programmed to the bearer's likes and inclinations, based on a questionnaire administered before entering the cloud.

Having different inclinations based on latitude, the design of flat plate heaters can benefit from extensive amount of research on the topic of natural convection in inclined cavities.

Occlusal plane angle and incisal inclination based on analysis of lateral cephalometry is an important measurement in the plan for rotational orthognathic surgery with maxillary posterior impaction [10].

These distributions are then used as input data for determining critical location for crack initiation and crack inclination based on Dang Van's criterion.

The avian magnetic compass has been well characterized in behavioral tests: it is an "inclination compass" based on the inclination of the field lines rather than on the polarity, and its operation requires short-wavelength light.

We report on an innovative low cost concept for micromechanical capacitive inclination sensors based on MID-technology (Moulded Interconnect Device) where three dimensional polymer devices are fabricated by injection moulding and covered by a structured metal layer using electroless plating and laser ablation.

"Style is something that comes out of sensibility sensibility being a certain intuition to make choices based on one's own inclinations," Granade explains.

The other is that the increase and decrease in acceleration are equivalent to that of the inclination of stairs based on the physical model shown in Fig. 2. In addition, Kenaf originally has two main tracks and four sub-tracks.

The monkeys neither succeeded when two boards were inclined so that they needed to exclude one of them based on its inclination prior to the hiding, nor when they had to use the absence of an inclination of a board to infer that the reward must have been hidden underneath a different object.

The greater one's moral self-constraint (i.e., one's virtue), the more one acts based on reason, and the less one acts based on inclination or impulse (MM 6 382 n).

Although the longitudinal dynamics of the vehicles is formulated in a linear control-oriented model, the non-linear performance of the predicted road inclinations and safety requirements based on the string stability are taken into consideration.