Sentence examples for tangential path from inspiring English sources

"I would argue that the faculty in the applied physics department has been very accommodating of this little tangential path I've gone down".

Newton compared the distance by which the Moon, in its orbit of known size, is diverted from a tangential path in one second with the distance that a body at the surface of Earth falls from rest in one second.

Accordingly, he admits, he has sometimes let Rectify take tangential paths.

Moreover, the proposed coupling scheme utilizes a lateral (or tangential) beam path through the anterior chamber which further reduces the light power at the retina.

As enunciated by Sir Isaac Newton in his first law of motion, a freely moving body (such as a ball) tends to travel in a straight line, and, if directed along a curved path by some restraining force (such as would result were a hand-held string tied to it), it will exert a force against the directing or restraining force in its continual effort to fly off onto a straight tangential course.

TCI system is designed for tangential beam paths, which will combine with two existing interferometer systems of vertical and radial beam paths, so that it will provide 3-dimensional measurement of electron density evolution.

In fact, rather than projects, several people chose tangential career paths.

In fact, our egos have made it their life work to over ride our I.N.S. and divert us into tangential flight paths that lead to collisions and conflict, but there are easily-detected warning signs.

As interneurons follow distinct and developmentally regulated tangential migratory paths, the number of labeled cells within each cortical layer was further assessed for any changes in specific migratory routes.

Astigmatism in the OCT channel introduced by the lack of symmetry of the sagittal and tangential light paths in the ball lens is reduced by use of the outer cylindrical window.

For the piecewise linear path, tangential and curvature discontinuities bring about large fluctuation of feedrate and acceleration, which produces vibration of machine tool.