Sentence examples for orientation inclination from inspiring English sources

The MAR MRI findings, and potential risk factors associated with ARMD, including sex, head size (large: > 50 mm, small: < 50 mm) and acetabular orientation (inclination, version, and location within or outside Lewinneck's "safe zone"(Lewinnek et al. 1978)) are summarized in Table 2.

The paper aims to distinguish between homosexual orientation, or inclination, and homosexual behavior.

The paper aims at evaluating the energy performance of an office building that integrates photovoltaic panels in a mobile shading system with horizontal elements, based on simulations, while also defining the optimum performance parameters: shading degree, orientation and inclination angle.

The steel fibers pull-out behavior from UHPC is highly dependent on the fiber orientation and inclination with respect to the loading direction.

Extensive modeling led to the development of sunflower diagrams, radial plots representing the variation of insolation on planar surfaces with orientation and inclination.

The use of multiple data sources allowed for a comparison of resource estimates, while the modeling of meteorological data enabled the investigation of panel orientation and inclination.

Principal axes are plotted using an orthographic projection, and the direction and length of each arrow represent the orientation and inclination of the axis, respectively.

The evaluation of the solar resource with the modeling of meteorological data led to the development of the sunflower diagrams, visual representations of insolation variation with respect to orientation and inclination.

Including the variation of rooftop orientation and inclination, Guelph could achieve 2,950 GWh of electricity or 10,580 GWh[e] of heat, approaching double and quadruple the respective 2005 demands.

Although it is difficult to imagine that earlier philosophers were blind to this difference in orientation, their inclination, in particular in the tradition of logical empiricism, to view knowledge as a system of statements may have led to a conviction that in technology no knowledge claims play a role that cannot also be found in science.

We present schematic diagrams of the annual results in a format that we refer to as a 'sunflower.' We defined the sunflower as a radial plot representing the variation of insolation on planar surfaces as a function of orientation and inclination.