Sentence examples for that steepness from inspiring English sources

It is found that steepness of the limiting breaking wave depends strongly on the choice of wave group spectrum.

Because I was on the upslope I could take out that steepness coming off the bunker and land the ball on the flat.

From the interrelationship relief ratio has with the factors discussed above it is likely that steepness, potential energy and the intensity of erosion process are likely to be high in watersheds with high relief ratio such as Solaimatti, Valaiyur and Thuraiyur Kalathur.

Small scale VFGs however lack finer details, for example in the VFG designed by Arrowsmith, Counihan, and McGreevy (2005) students anecdotally mentioned that they misinterpreted the distances between sites and that steepness of gradients were vastly under estimated.

Results indicate that the steepness and asymmetries of extreme waves increase with water depth become shallower.

We've come to realize that the steepness of any disruptive trajectory is a function of how quickly the enabling technology improves.

This suggests that topographic steepness is the major control on the spatial variability of erosion while strong rainfall gradient is of minor importance in this area.

While the surge was impressive, traders said that its steepness, particularly in the final half-hour of trading, looked very much like the work of so-called momentum investors, those who buy only after stocks have made a strong move.

Altogether, these results well demonstrated that the steepness is a critical parameter for neuronal chemosensation to Sema3A gradient for different cellular programs in neuronal development, and also exemplify the advantages of our high-throughput chemotactic assay system for interrogating multiple coordinated cellular programs under a large-scale of different gradient profiles.

Further it was studied that the steepness of the breakthrough curve reduces with decreasing flow rates i.e., increase in breakthrough time.

By building a model of the splash-cups and taking high-speed video of water hitting it (above), the researchers found that the steepness and curvature of the flowers' walls is what propels the water so fast and so far.