Sentence examples for shallower angle from inspiring English sources

A sudden tilt in the Earth's axis resulting in a shallower angle of sunlight.

But light hitting the sloping sides is reflected as blue, because it hits at a shallower angle.

A two-wheel-drive Ford Explorer and a two-wheel-drive Chevrolet Tracker, for example, did not flip over in tests at a shallower angle than was used for the pickup tests.

He built two pyramids at Dahshūr; the southern of the two is known as the Blunted Pyramid because its upper part has a shallower angle of inclination than its lower part.

One nozzle injects exhaust gas at a wider angle to the turbine blades, for quick response, while the other injects the exhaust gas at a shallower angle, for peak performance.

One nozzle injects exhaust gas at a steeper angle to the turbine blades, for quick response, while the other injects the exhaust gas at a shallower angle, for peak performance.Having two exhaust manifolds on a four-cylinder engine adds, of course, to the cost.

But Goldman and his co-author, Isaac Tamblyn, now at the University Ontario Institute of Technology, realized that perhaps twenty per cent of the comets struck the Earth at shallower angles, which would have led to milder temperatures and shock waves.

The aircraft enabled the brothers to make longer flights at shallower angles than anyone before them, covering distances up to 622.5 feet (189.74 m) and remaining in the air for up to 26 seconds.

Results also showed the effects of a double-cone insert on the flow patterns which converted silos from funnel flow to mass flow up to a certain hopper inclination angle and would improve the flow pattern even for shallower angles.

A negative correlation was found between bite force and gape angle, with shallower angles producing higher bite forces for both canines and carnassials (table 1).

Of the four flight performance measures, only one, take-off angle, gave any indication of differing between the two developmental treatment groups, with developmentally disadvantaged birds tending to take off at shallower angles than their advantaged siblings.