Sentence examples for measuring the inclination from inspiring English sources

Dip circle, also called Dip Needle, or Inclinometer, instrument for measuring the inclination, or dip, of the Earth's magnetic field.

By measuring the inclination of the grains, geologists can determine the rocks' original distance from the equator.

In general, absolute flow in a vessel is computed by integrating the inner product of velocity over a surface S intersecting the vessel: In conventional Doppler OCT methods, the absolute flow velocity vector is reconstructed from the retinal geometry by measuring the inclination angle of the vessel with respect to the OCT beam (Fig. 3(A) ).

A protractor was used to measure the inclination of an axis tangent to a convex surface.

Due to the irregular convexity of the facial surface of a tooth, it is difficult to measure the inclination reliably with the methodology used in previous studies [15].

A series of experiments is performed in order to measure the inclination angle of a hydrophobic surface that makes a liquid droplet begin to slide or roll down.

In this study, we aimed to measure the inclination of teeth on dental casts by a manual technique with the tooth inclination protractor (TIP; MBI, Newport, United Kingdom) and a newly designed 3-dimensional (3D) software program.

The robot has two independent driving wheels on the same axle, and a gyro type sensor to measure the inclination angular velocity of the body and rotary encoders to measure wheel rotation.

The main parameters defining the fault geometry are length (km), width (km), bottom depth (km), strike angle (deg), that measures the angle between the fault and the N S direction, and the dip angle (deg), that measures the inclination of the fault plane with respect to the surface.

We measured the inclination of the apex-cusp tip axis with the true vertical, and because it was observed that the axis is inclined buccally by 12.1°, by subtracting this value from the labial surface curvature values, we can arrive at numbers similar to those present in the literature [19] [21].

Houtman [11] was the first to measure the inclination of individual females to engage in extra-pair copulation under strictly controlled laboratory conditions.