Sentence examples for intermediate inclination from inspiring English sources

Singer and Brown (2002) reported Pleistocene (0.9 Ma) directions from rhyolite lavas; one of three study sites was found to show a declination ~180° apart from the others, with consistent intermediate inclination of the same polarity between them.

where MIN D,E) is the smaller of D and E. In conclusion, the variation rates for a, e, and i are approximately given by Equations (33) to (35) for i≤H/2a, Equations (36) to (38) for the intermediate inclination

These errors are relatively small for intermediate slope inclinations, but they become unacceptable for very steep and very gentle slopes.

The relative dimensions of the cross-section, the location and number of intermediate stiffeners and the inclination of the lip stiffeners are considered to be the main design variables.

26% of forests have a flat slope (< 15% inclination), 69% medium slope 15-244% inclination), and 5% a steep slope (> 24% inclination).

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However, as the intermediate principal in-situ stress increases the optimum drilling inclination progressively changes.

Based on the dynamic simulation of the indoor environment, this paper puts the blinds inside the intermediate cavity, simulates the effect of different locations and inclinations, analysis their influence on ventilation effect, intermediate cavity temperature and indoor temperature.

By introducing a number of intermediate reference frames, an algorithm to compute the parking orbit's equatorial inclination is presented.

The movement of substrates through our proposed cascade depended upon a combination of factors, including temperature, strength of various oxygen metal bonds, phenol and alcohol acidity, migratory aptitude of phenol protecting groups, its inclination toward β-elimination, and the propensity for the o-QM intermediate to undergo the subsequent 1,4-conjugate addition.

Dehydrogenase activity was stabilized with each re-treatment, signifying the adaptation inclination of the biocatalyst towards increased proton shuttling between metabolic intermediates, leading to higher H2 production.