Sentence examples for surface of a cone from inspiring English sources
The conic sections are the curves formed when a plane intersects the surface of a cone (or double cone), as shown in the figure; it is assumed that the surface of the cone is generated by the rotation of a line through a fixed point around the circumference of a circle which is in a plane not containing that point.
The mechanism of particle motion on the inner surface of a cone disk is analyzed, and we obtain an equation of particle velocity that takes friction into account.
The phenomenon that the tub's axis moves along the lateral surface of a cone is discovered based on which equilibrium of the centrifugal forces is discussed and a potential method for getting a smaller vibration angle is proposed.
As shown in Figure 8, according to the GTD, an acoustic ray that falls onto an edge with an angle produces a distribution of rays that lies on the surface of a cone.
The MCLs were positioned at a distance of 73 mm from the target and were placed on the lateral surface of a cone with an angle of π-2θ; the axis of the cone was parallel to the direction of the plasma to allow deposition at an off-normal angle, θ, as shown in Figure 1.
All diffracted rays fall on the surface of a half-cone whose cone axis is parallel to the grating grooves.
The surface area of a cone equals A + 1/2(Pl).
Surface area of a cone = π x radius x side + π x radius2 = π x r x s + πr2.
We have experimentally found the liquid film flow characteristics rising along the outer surface of a rotating cone.
For the mathematician, it is no more right and no more wrong to define a conic as the line of intersection of a plane with the surface of a circular cone than to define it as a plane curve with an equation of the second degree in parallel coordinates.
The Coulomb friction law requires that the tractions at any point on the contact boundary must lie within or on the surface of a 'friction cone', but the exact position of any 'stuck' node (i.e., a node where the tractions are strictly within the cone) depends on the initial conditions and/or the previous history of loading.
