Solid symbols indicate positive inclination, and empty symbols negative inclination of natural remanent magnetization.
I and D indicate the inclination angle (=45°) of the magnetic field line and the azimuth angle (=225°) between the MSTID propagation direction and the magnetic north, respectively.
The b-valueof theG-Rlaw indicates the inclination of the frequency-magnitude distribution whereas the inclination in Utsu's modified G-R law is the function of b, c, and M. The a-value of the G-R law indicates the number of earthquakes of M = 0, but this is not necessarily true in the modified G-R law.
Asked about the initiative, White House officials said Mr. Clinton had indicated no inclination to declare a moratorium.
Although by December 2006 President Bush had indicated his inclination to increase the number of troops in Iraq, questions in particular, the exact number of troops to be added remained unsettled.
Other justices also indicated an inclination to overturn a decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, imposing limits on the exercises, saying either that national security concerns trumped environmental ones or that judges are not competent to weigh the competing interests.
It is proven that the auto-dWD essentially tracks the shape and directivity of the instantaneous planar motion, whereas the phase of the cross-dWD indicates its inclination angle.
"Judge Posner had previously cancelled a jury trial and indicated his inclination to dismiss the case," wrote patent consultant Florian Mueller in his blog, Foss Patents.
The figure shows the disposition of both RF solenoid and gradient coils as well as indicates the inclination of rotation axis at the magic angle (θ = 54.7°) in respect of static magnetic field (B 0).
In fact, the inhibitor indicating an inclination to more blocking the cathodic active sites which act as suitable for hydrogen evolution in hydrodynamic conditions (Noor 2009; Hirschorn et al. 2010; Khaled and AL-Qahtani 2009).
Metaphysics and epistemology"), in the Prize Essay he regards metaphysics' greater reliance upon arbitrary signs as one reason for its slow progress (relative to that in mathematics) and in Morning Hours he indicates his inclination to regard disputes over idealism as purely verbal.
