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The "dip" is the angle of tilt of the surface from the horizontal.
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On closer observation, one of the microdiscs lying tilted on the surface of SEM substrate reveals that these silica microdiscs are about 10 µm in thickness (Figure 1b).
As can be seen in Figure 5a,c,d, there is a peak at about 880 cm-1 assigned to the breathing vibration of the pyrrolidone ring, indicating that the pyrrolidone ring may be tilted on the surface of silver nanowires [34].
Tilting of the surface was the only possible trigger for sliding, because the environment of sedimentation was almost flat.
This was probably due to the tilting of the surface in the studied site, where a buried flexure was discovered nearby.
As it has been mentioned above, MACE is anisotropic, so the wires stand vertically or tilt to the surface facets of the silicon grains.
The mean tilt angle of the surface roughness for both nitride and oxide formation on the Al and Ti targets was measured from the reflected intensity profiles.
Because of this, each successive tilt of the lake surface in the opposite direction occurs at a level slightly less than the previous one.
If the tilt of the reflection surface is slight, the propagation path back to the ionosonde could involve two ionospheric reflections and one ground reflection.
Common deformities following an extra-articular distal radius fracture include loss of the normal volar tilt of the articular surface in the saggital plane, decreased ulnar inclination in the frontal plane, and loss of length relative to the ulna [6].
The most common deformity following a malunited extra-articular fracture of the distal radius is the loss of the normal palmar tilt of the articular surface in the sagittal plane, and loss of length relative to the ulna.
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