Sentence examples for strongly angled from inspiring English sources
The stem is flattened at the base, strongly angled at the top.
Habit: Perennial herb, glandular-puberulent. Stem: often strongly angled or flanged, generally not winged.
The lower teeth have a short, strongly angled cusp and number 29 41 rows; their bases interlock to form a continuous cutting surface.
The knife-like teeth each have a strongly angled main cusp flanked by up to three smaller cusplets on either side; the lateral cusplets are absent in young sharks.
For instance, the strongest signal from the external limiting membrane in the zoomed region of interest (ROI) is found in channel 3. Since specular reflection is by definition strongly angle dependent, a specular reflex will in general only be visible in one channel, as can be seen in Fig. 5d.
Carapace: (partial specimens available only) Frontal margin of adult straight or slightly convex from anterior aspect; with single anterolateral tooth behind exorbital angle; outer margin of exorbital angle strongly inturned; frontal area with fine, scale-like pattern typical of genus; hepatic and branchial areas with numerous transverse ridges; intestinal area smooth.
The stem is flattened at the base, strongly 4-5 atgled athehe top, flowering stem 0.6-1.5 0.6-1.5k bearing 2-4 unequal bracts shorter than the inflorescence.
Since measurements were strongly affected by angle towards the sun and shading, maximum values per day were averaged per campaign (Table 1).
This can be a serious problem for BioSAXS data because large objects diffract much more strongly at small angles than small objects.
Initially the whole UNCD surface was modified by UV/O3 treatment rendering the surface O-terminated and strongly hydrophilic (contact angle against water of 11°).
The feasibility of high-throughput scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) of strongly tilted (tilt angles ≤4°) and curved substrates (diameter of curvature ≥9 cm) is demonstrated by brushing them with a soft linear array of carbon microelectrodes.
