Sentence examples for perpendicular side from inspiring English sources

The effects of argon ion bombardment (0.25 5 keV) carried out either parallel (top) or perpendicular (side) to their axis, have been studied by Raman, X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy and Scanning Electron Microscopy.

The last cut will be performed in the same manner as the Upright Piece, perpendicular side of the stick or a quarter turn.

Construct a right triangle resting on side b with right angle to the left connected to upright and perpendicular side a, with side c connecting the endpoints of a and b.

A hallock is a type of rectangular till box with perpendicular sides and a raised bottom.

Emerging from the lake, the Jhelum flows westward and crosses the Pir Panjal in a gorge some 7,000 feet (2,100 metres) deep with almost perpendicular sides.

The core of this paper focuses on the addition of a nonlinear observer used to estimate the longitudinal, lateral, and angular positions of a sheet, by detecting its motion along two of its perpendicular sides.

In the sixth century B.C., Pythagoras of Samos — he of the theorem relating the hypotenuse and the perpendicular sides of a right triangle — founded a community of mystical mathematicians who, it was said, observed a general prohibition against eating animals, "as having a right to live in common with mankind".

The purpose of this paper is to estimate the uncertainty of angle measurements using a Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM), through the geometrical characterization of two concurrent sides of a steel angle gauge block with four perpendicular sides.

The Miller indexes of habit planes within a parent grain were deduced from the intersection lines of the martensite plates on two perpendicular sides of the sample and from the orientation of the parent grain.

The material model was assigned to a single cube element with displacement boundary conditions on the top and symmetric boundary conditions on the two perpendicular sides (see Fig. 2).

72 Caesar had report of this from deserters and prisoners, and determined on the following types of entrenchments.6 He dug a trench twenty feet wide with perpendicular sides, in such fashion that the bottom thereof was just as broad as the distance from edge to edge at the surface.