Sentence examples for inflection angles from inspiring English sources

The most common inflection angles were 10 20°.

The formation energies of grain boundaries can be correlated with the misorientation angle and inflection angle.

From the experiments it was observed that inflection angle played a key role in defining the type of shock structures existing inside the double divergent nozzles.

Here an improved curvature quantification determined the distributions of segment frequency, segment lengths, angles between segments, frequency of inflection points, relative inflection point locations, and overall angle changes for each fringe for three soots and a carbon black.

These indicate that the half-apex angle at the inflection point is a compromise between the driving force and collecting length, agreeing with the normalized functions.

The sharp changes of the heading angle happened in the inflection points of the trajectory and the area that the flow speed might be higher than the through-water speed of the glider.

This ventral inflection produces a distinct oblique ventral angle between the distal apex of the pubis and the middle portion of the pubic shaft, and also creates a low, triangular crest on the dorsal margin of the pubic shaft.

Table 2 Parameters of probability integral method Subsidence coefficients q Horizontal movement factor b Tangent of major influence angle tan β Deviation of inflection point s (m) 0.55 0.55 2.51 40.55

The angles between the tangents at the inflection points to the curves of the densitometric peaks were more compact on neutral aluminum oxide 60F254 than on neutral aluminum oxide 150F254.

Gigi comes from Ethiopia, where funk, African melodies and Arabic inflections added up to music full of unexpected angles and modal curves.

The modified contrast index [ 43] was defined as (4) I contr(mod  if) = h α   [ AU ° ], where h is the height of the densitometric band [AU] of a   μg of analyzed substance and α is the angle between the tangents at the inflection points to the curves of the densitometric band of substance.