Sentence examples similar to mounting incline from inspiring English sources
In the Danner process, a continuous stream of glass flows over a hollow, rotating mandrel that is mounted on an incline inside a surrounding muffle.
The wheel modeled as an elastic plastic body is mounted at an incline of 13° to horizontal, and the striker is prescribed an initial velocity to simulate a drop height.
Your only companion is your own thoughts, which– as the hours drag on and the pressure mounts– can incline toward the ferverish.
In Beacon, N.Y., 60 miles up the Hudson River from New York City, a movement is afoot to revive the historic Mount Beacon Incline Railway (www.inclinerailway.org), which ran up and down the mountain starting in 1902.
The name was inspired by the fires that blazed atop Mount Beacon during the American Revolution to warn George Washington of British troop movements; the mountain was later a resort, and the Mount Beacon Incline Railway (operated 1901 72) ascended its west spur (1,540 feet [469 metres] above the river).
It consists of an inclined tank subdivided into a small inflow and a large settling compartment where parallel sand blasted or corrugated PVC-plates are mounted in an inclined position (60°).
The bot is shown zooming past a neighborhood shop, riding over a street puddle, mounting a curb and doorstep with tiered tires, and cruising on a sidewalk with a steep incline.
But others are inclined to see the American story as a series of crescendos and climaxes, periods of mounting internal strife that are resolved, or at least recast, by crystallizing moments.
It is customary in mounting the Pitot tube (any tube will do) that the first bend behind the opening to the air be inclined upward to prevent water (from rain) to accumulate and block pressure.
