Sentence examples for plane dip from inspiring English sources

"One time, the wind made the plane dip so drastically we almost slammed into the ocean right off the coast of Maui.

She said she went to her porch and saw the plane dip sharply at a 60 degree or 70 degree angle as it flew southward and fall to the earth behind a line of trees in this area of cornfields and rolling hills.

The Lh/Lf ratio, where Lh and Lf are the widths of high-stress zones in the hanging and foot walls of the fault, respectively, is inversely proportional to the fault plane dip.

Determining the fault plane dip direction based on the aftershock distribution is difficult because of the seismicity gap in the western part of the Aso caldera region (Aso gap in Fig. 1, Uchide et al. 2016).

One of the largest offset was measured at 2,925 m (fault F): 4.3 cm and considered as part of a significant fault zone of the reservoir with a quasi-vertical fault plane (dip of 86° and a dip direction of N48° ([Cornet et al. 1997])) (see Figure 2).

In this study, we define low-angle thrust-faulting earthquakes as reverse-faulting earthquakes with a nodal plane dip angle below 35°. Figure 7 shows the distribution of 39 low-angle thrust-faulting earthquakes from the shallow group and the PAC group.

The strike of the planes is N9°E and the westward-dipping plane dips at 56° while the eastward-dipping plane dips at 34°.

She said the plane dipped two times, adding: "I really thought that was it".

"I figured he was going to buzz the apartments or he was showing off," Farney said, adding that the plane dipped down.

The ceilings, the walls, the windows, the sky lobby information kiosk, even the marble that graced the elevator banks -- everything was smashed as the second hijacked plane dipped its left wingtip into the 78th floor.

A crisply white small plane, dipping its wings to acknowledge a colorful "hello" spelled out in bedspreads on emerald hills, reminds us that the rest of the world, apparently spared from the epidemic, is now ready to pick up the pieces cheerfully.