Sentence examples for mouth angle from inspiring English sources

Results showed that double symmetrical feeding pipe with an feeding mouth angle of 45° provides more uniform solid distribution and longer residence time compared with those of other three types.

Specifically, the skin was erythematous and small vesicles appeared on the right side of the face, around the right mouth angle and the right external auditory canal.

Regarding facial expression, because laughter uses the most facial muscles and the brain is more stimulated following laughing and smiling [ 30, 31], we weighted positive facial expression in three phases as follows based on the facial expression analysis of Ekman et al. [ 32]: Smile 1= smiling/interest with change in mouth angle and eyes only.

There's the usual face detection, which apparently can recognize mouth angles and all that jazz.

The face has ten degrees of freedom to control jaw, mouth angles, eyes, eyebrows, and eyelids.

When we smile, the mouth angles are lifted and the orbits of the eye become thin and surrounded by wrinkles as a result of the simultaneous contraction of the muscularis zygomaticus major and orbicularis oculi.

The sacred carp accumulated in a great heap below the surface of the water, their gaping circular mouths angled upward.

Within the Perissodini, Perissodus species exhibit jaw asymmetries that are dimorphic [ 13- 18], with mixed populations of both 'lefty' individuals, that attack the left side of prey species with mouths angled off to the right, and 'righty' individuals, that correspondingly attack the right side with mouths bent to the left [ 19].

What if, indeed, you made such a small machine that it could fit inside the mouth and angle outward, thereby reducing your body's exposure?

Variables such as age, range of maximum mouth opening, angle of posterior slope of the articular eminence and degenerative bony changes of the condyle at the initial visit were also examined.

Those associated with the lower face-the corners of the mouth, the angle of the jaw, and the chin, tend to be displaced downwards.