Sentence examples for orientation pitch from inspiring English sources

The buckling speeds are presented as functions of spin vector location and orientation (pitch and precone), and composite ply lay-up.

The hypothesis is consistent with David's observation on the relationship between body orientation (pitch angle) and flight speed in Drosophila hydei [35].

This study, based on the CFD method, indicated that drag force and drag coefficient were significantly affected by velocity, hand frontal cross-section area, and both angles of hand orientation (pitch and sweepback) during complete underwater front crawl single cycle.

The values of C D were significantly higher in this study as the C D was dependent on not only the pitch angle, as considered in previous studies, but on both angles of hand orientation (pitch and sweepback).

It is hypothesize that the changes of hand shape, velocity, and both angles of hand orientation (pitch and sweepback) complement drag force and drag coefficient in underwater freestyle stroke.

Firstly, the open rotor design was optimised by varying orientation and pitch angle, prior to analysing the effect increasing wind speed had on the turbine performance.

Each of the Ghostman subsystems consists of an AR HMD (Vuzix 920AR) that contains a pair of 640 × 480 liquid crystal displays (LCD), a pair of 640 × 480 video cameras, and 3 degrees-of-freedom (DoF) orientation sensors (pitch, yaw, and roll).

In fact, I was so sure gays weren't part of the outdoors community that I tried to avoid any giveaways of my orientation while pitching car manufacturers, outdoor apparel brands, and insurance companies to sponsor my journey.

The idea for Smithers' orientation was pitched by Sam Simon, who proposed that Smithers should be gay, but the writers should never draw too much attention to it and should try to keep it in the back of their heads.

The pitch orientation is now along what would be the halfway line, so that the premium hospitality boxes are behind the arm.

Nathan can only get a true sense of the precise orientation of the pitch if it is caught on super-slow-motion replay by the telecast, which does not happen often.