Sentence examples for its tangential from inspiring English sources

The birthdate of a neuron, and its tangential location in the ventricular zone, can serve as markers that predict its normal laminar fate and pattern of connectivity.

A forked tip located on the apex of the linkage is used to fit the teeth of shuttle mass for its tangential translation.

Technically a police procedural that nominally tips its hat towards Leone's celebrated western, this eerie, hypnotic gem has nothing to do with either genre other than its tangential evocation of a world in which the red line between life and death is thin indeed.

The dynamic characteristics of the system, namely stiffness of the pin in both normal and torsional direction, have no significant effect on its response, while its tangential stiffness has a minor effect.

The limb profile has its tangential point at 32.3°S and 124.2°E and 90 km in altitude.

The growth kinetics of SWNTs was monitored using Raman spectroscopy whereby the degree of graphitization of SWNTs was assumed to be related to its tangential mode (I G ).

Due to its theoretical properties we call it functional tangential angle (FUNTA) pseudo-depth.

The main feature of the proposed refractive sail is its relatively large tangential radiation pressure, generated at near-normal radiation incidence.

This paper presents a means of evaluating singular integrals in the Helmholtz boundary integral equation and its normal and tangential derivatives in two dimensions.

The variables in the integral equation can be expressed explicitly in terms of the velocity potential as well as its normal and tangential derivatives.

The unit vectors η and ζ are represented by the gradient direction and the tangential (its orthogonal) direction, respectively.