Sentence examples for steeper tilt from inspiring English sources

The maximum tilt angle for most tables is either 35 or 45 degrees, but some drafting tables offer steeper tilt angles.

A steeper tilt means a generally warmer climate; a slight tilt a colder one.

When seated at Muscoot Inn in Katonah, a diner can hardly help noticing the skewed doorjambs, the low swayback roof and the steep tilt to the floor.

Because of the lack of parking in Irvington and the steep tilt of Main Street, which, while aesthetically pleasing, is not conducive to carrying shopping bags, rents are held in check.

With two weeks of observations, they have mapped out its orbit fairly precisely -- it circles around the Sun once every 837 days at a steep tilt of 42 degrees compared to the orbits of the planets.

Behind them was the stage and the steep tilt of Hill Cumorah.

They also require more land area to reduce internal shading at the steeper winter tilt angle.

Elements for which the slope is too steep are tilted to bring them to the angle of repose along a horizontal axis defined such that the volume loss above the axis is equal to the volume gain below, thus ensuring mass balance.

Although there are a few steep slopes tilting up to about 50° on Ida, the slope generally does not exceed 35°.

For example, the enhanced zonal SST gradient makes the trade winds stronger and the thermocline tilt steeper, and hence the initial zonal SST gradient anomaly is further enhanced.

We are surprised to learn that William Jennings Bryan, now best remembered as the blustering butt of the Scopes trial in 1925, took, as Wilson's Secretary of State, what might now be called a liberal and fair-minded stand against jingoist warmongering and the steep pro-British tilt of American neutrality.