Sentence examples for spiraling slope from inspiring English sources

Any hints of consumer inflation will likely unnerve the market and send stocks further down the spiraling slope that has already depressed stocks more than 13% since their peak earlier this year.

A spiraling road slopes gently up to Good Counsel Hill, where the convent of the School Sisters of Notre Dame perches peacefully.

He conceived the building's floors as an interior street, made from a squared-off spiral of sloping ramps.

A small mountain has a path that spirals down its slope, passing flats tucked neatly into the hillside.

"From the perspective of a newly invigorated Rome," Mr. O'Shea writes, "all of this took on the appearance of an infernal downward spiral, a slippery slope of moral and spiritual degeneracy".

Let's just say I sometimes found myself wondering how various works might look on level ground, as opposed to in the museum's sloping spiral, and with fair amounts of space.

When the spirals formed by twisted yarns are similar in slope to the central portion of the letter Z, the yarns are described as Z-twist; when the spirals conform in direction to the central portion of the letter S, the yarns are described as S-twist.

An expression is derived and used to obtain a least upper bound solution for the bearing capacity of a footing on a rock slope considering a kinematically admissible log-spiral failure mechanism.

Since trA = P p + V v > 0 is a necessary condition for an unstable spiral and P p < 0, we need V v > 0 for the existence of an unstable spiral, implying that it can only exist where g v) has positive slope (for the problem at hand, where the slope of g v) is positive, < 0 to the left of the nullcline and > 0 to the right; thus V v > 0).

Each pair of coefficients defines a planar surface with the angle of the maximal slope given by Θ RT  = tan−1 αrot/αrad ); this angle is also the spiral space tuning angle [25].

A spiraling reading table is surrounded by more Stool 60s with legs of different lengths to match the slope of the top as it rises toward one end.