Sentence examples for produced angle from inspiring English sources

Equation (3) is given as the relation between rotational speed and produced angle by rearranging Eqs.

The calculated data of rotational speed, produced angle, and infiltration force are shown in Table 1.

Differential pressure sensing techniques can be used to produce angle of attack and angle of sideslip indications.

Any triangulation method producing angles bounded away from 0° and 180° must have some bias near the domain boundary to avoid placing vertices infinitesimally close to the boundary.

Histological measurements revealed that specific arrangements of reflective guanine platelets in the fish's skin produce angle-dependent polarization modifications for polarocrypsis in the open ocean, suggesting a mechanism for natural selection to shape reflectance properties in this complex environment.

Subtraction of one from the other produced the angle between a line to the aiming point and a line to the target.

The use of the tiny camera on the umpire's cap revealed some terrific shots, and the cameraman toting the "Steadicam" produced excellent angles of sideline scampers.

The influences on absorptivity produced by angles, dimensions, and materials are also studied.

During the early period of rifting, the intense tectonic movements produced high-angle normal fault, and drag anticline at its footwall.

In these studies, "non-wetting" (i.e., non-spreading) solutions, such as buffer, exhibited advancing contact angles of greater than 90°, while "wetting" solutions (such as Infasurf, a commercial pulmonary surfactant preparation extracted from bovine lung, containing surface active lipids and proteins) produced contact angles of less than 90°.

The 1980 Mt. St. Helens (USA) eruption produced low-angle DBs (Fisher 1990) whose shape evolved downstream from hummocks to transverse shapes in the downstream direction (Hoblitt et al. 1981), and internal organization showing downstream crest migration on the stoss faces of ridges and upstream crest migration on ridge lee faces (Druitt 1992).