Sentence examples for tilting out from inspiring English sources

The first thing you notice is the row of open windows, tilting out from the walls of a black wooden cabinthat stands enshrined in a temple-like pavilion on the island of Utøya.

This will be the year that consumers seek to find balance in a world that is rapidly tilting out of control, according to a new study by global ethnographical market research firm Canvas8.

The elastic part of the headband actually lifts them up a bit, which results (at least for me) in the bottom parts of the earcups tilting out and coming off your ears.

The LCD screen tilts out so you can shoot at the trickiest of angles, while the autofocus system is blazingly fast, so you shouldn't miss that crucial moment while the camera decides what to do.

Minimalism is also a foil in several other works here: Nancy Dwyer's "Fate Built," from 1986, a sculpture made of Formica on wood; Moira Dryer's casein-on-wood assemblage, which tilts out from the wall; Richard Artschwager's Formica and wood "mirror"; and Allan McCollum's line-up of urnlike forms.

He then tilts out of the frame for a moment.

Here, the phenyl groups are often tilted out of the surface plane by a small angle (on the order of few degrees46).

In a typical magnetic storm the interval during which the IMF is tilted out of the ecliptic antiparallel to the Earth's main field is on the order of 8 to 16 hours.

Results of these simulations show that, although the draping of a strong tangential magnetic field component around the magnetopause, tailward of the terminator (due to the Parker-Spiral orientation), tends to stabilize the growth of such instabilities within the shear-flow plane, Kelvin–Helmholtz waves with a k-vector tilted out of this plane may, nonetheless, develop into the nonlinear phase.

The transducer was tilted out until an optimal visualization of the joint was obtained.

The hydrogen atom in 2 form is tilted out of the molecular plane by an angle of 53o.