Sentence examples for plane facing from inspiring English sources
Low gas flow rates and/or high solids feeding rates result in an increased penetration depth of the solids jet and in explicit bypass zones in the plane facing the inlet.
Each monkey was seated in a primate chair in darkness with the head restrained in the stereotaxic plane, facing a 15-inch LCD display (EIZO, FlexScan L365, frame rate 75 Hz) placed 20.5 cm away from the eyes.
The fact that for shoulder protraction we do not obtain equally satisfying results as for shoulder elevation, may be a consequence of the limitation that clavicle motion is modeled by only two instead of three DoF or simply reflect the situation that the clinical examiner can assess frontal plane (facing) angles more easily compared to assessing the persons shoulder position from above.
It allows for use of the autopilot unless the plane faces "severe icing conditions".
Boeing halted test flights on Wednesday of its 787 Dreamliner, a day after an onboard fire forced an emergency landing, reinforcing expectations that the long-awaited plane faced more delays.
A Vatican prelate already on trial for an alleged plot to smuggle €20m (£16.5m) into Italy on board a plane faces fresh accusations that he used his accounts at the Vatican bank to launder money.
The lower height value suggests that the structure is templated only by HOPG in which the carboxylic acid carbon plane faces HOPG [4, 53].
Along the 2,500 kilometer, 10-hour flight, the single plane faced a point of no return: With only enough fuel for a one-way trip, the pilot had to make a decision around the five hour mark to either continue on and land the plane, or turn back — leaving the patients waiting longer for help.
The periodontal status was assessed using a plane –faced dental mirror and a specially designed lightweight CPITN probe with a 0,5 mm ball tip.
To recover put the nose down (plane faces the ground) add full power.
This paper presents an approach to estimate the annual global solar radiation on various inclined planes facing different orientations based on measured sunshine hours.
