Sentence examples for tangential axis from inspiring English sources

Plotted are histograms of binned GFP intensities along the tangential axis of the ipsilateral cortex ending at the midline, as schematized above.

(a) wiThe20 particles; (b) with 100 particles.

They are particularly unusual as they divide down their long axis in a highly ordered manner, parallel to the tangential axis of the stem.

The adult human neocortex is a multilayered structure along its radial dimension, while across the tangential axis, it is subdivided into functionally distinct areas with unique morphological, physiological, and neurochemical properties.

The material properties are varied along the axis (tangential direction) and thickness (radial direction) of the beam simultaneously.

Cell stretching tangential to PD axis seems to be the preferred way to encompass this increased area, as it is not only seen in the zebrafish fins (present analysis) but also reported in the growing wing imaginal disc (Legoff et al., 2013; Mao et al., 2013).

This deficient tangential attenuation (off-axis 50% dose position minus on-axis 50% dose position) leads to a trend of positive curves in the upper right part of Figure 3. Table 1 shows how to derive the off-axis 50% dose position from the on-axis 50% dose position of rounded leaf end MLC of 10 MV and 6 MV photon beams at an SAD of 100 cm.

This curve is (C^{1}) and tangential to x-axis at the origin.

where v t link, i and v n link, i denote the linear velocity of the CM of the i th link in the tangential (along link x-axis) and normal (along link y-axis) direction of the link, respectively.

In a crossflow turbine, the nozzle increases the velocity of the flow and directs it at a suitable angle to the runner whose axis is tangential to the flow.

For practical implementation, it is useful to express the projection along the tangential direction onto the axis in terms of video footage parameters that are easily accessible, namely: (i angle of view, (ii) height of the camera, (iii) ground distance between the camera and the first location captured by the camera.