Sentence examples for known inclination from inspiring English sources

However, this cross section is important as it allows determining accurate geometric parameters of the studied heterostructure by the known inclination angle.

Aside from her known inclination to sidestep the limelight, political observers speculated that Mrs. Rell, 58, underplayed her illness to head off claims that she will be distracted from leading the state by her recovery.

The accelerometer was mounted on one arm of a standard goniometer, and was calibrated for static angle measurement by acquiring its signals when positioned at known inclinations from ± 180° with 15° increment.

Neither had any known previous inclination toward terrorism.

The inclination will then be known, and the inclination combined with M sini from radial-velocity will give the planet's true mass.

Yet one imagines that for Menino, already known for a inclination toward malapropism, the task became an increasingly grim one.

"This has not been a group known for its inclination to give management the needed push-back," says Charles Elson, a professor and chairman of the Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.

Passover marks the first time when we pass over from a self-centered mindset, otherwise known as "evil inclination," and achieve the first degree of love of others--a ladder of brotherly love that we climb until we achieve a state known as "love your neighbor as yourself".

That brought the threat of a suspension by the league if he continued indulging his well-known inclination for teasing umpires.

"However, L. C. T., as he was known, had no inclinations toward a life in the military," Mr. Loring said in an interview.

Variability in leaf inclination is known to enhance the photosynthetic light capture of individual tree crowns (e.g. [49]), while in a study of mixed red clover (Trifolium pratense) and tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) canopy differences in leaf inclination between the two species increase equality in light partitioning between the taller fescue and shorter clover [50].