Sentence examples for tooth angle from inspiring English sources

The Purcell factor mainly depends on the outer radius, the tooth angle, and the bow angle.

Excessive rotating speed and diversion hole-exit diameter can cause water waste, and suitable colliding tooth angle θ can improve nebulization efficiency.

The optimal operating conditions were obtained with rotating speed 1500 2100 r/min, diversion hole-exit diameter 2 2.5 mm and colliding tooth angle 35 40° by fully considering security, water consumption, nebulization and collecting efficiencies.

The comprehensive operating parameters of this dust controller were studied by measuring different droplet size, airflow velocity, water consumption, nebulization efficiency, and collecting efficiency under different rotating speed, diversion hole-exit diameter, and colliding tooth angle.

The field enhancement of the nano-antenna can be tuned by geometric parameters such as the outer radius, the tooth angle, and the ratio of the radial sizes of successive teeth, which provide control over both the spectral resonance position and the field enhancement peak amplitude.

This paper shows how the process parameters (such as cutting speed or lubrication), tool design (rise per tooth, tooth angles, substrate material), and workpiece material affects the surface roughness.

The flow field and particle movement characteristics for different head angles (HAs) and separation tooth angles (STAs), inlet velocities, and the exhaust gas outlet pressures in the separator, were calculated using simulations based on the discrete phase model.

In a study involving subjects with a median age 25.9 years and a follow-up period of 2.2 years, Nance et al. [37] found that 11%% of the teeth angled 25° or more and 3%% of teeth angled 35° or more erupted to the occlusal plane [6].

Beyond the fish bones, the fossil sports teeth angled forward and serrated on only one side, adaptations commonly associated with fish-eaters, as they make it easier to impale and swallow slippery, writhing prey without tearing them apart.

Only 3%% of teeth angled 25° or more and none angled 35° or more erupted to the occlusal plane, which is comparable to the findings of the present study.

IMTM were classified into three types based on their orientation on cross-sectional slices of CBCT images: type A, vertical (impacted teeth oriented in an upright position, 90° to the mandible); type B, horizontal (impacted teeth oriented parallel to the mandible); and type C, angular (teeth angled in a forward/backward position or < 90° to the mandible) [ 21].