Sentence examples for trajectory angle from inspiring English sources
The triple-point trajectory angle asymptotically approaches zero as the wedge angle increases to approximately 50°, indicating the critical wedge angle from Mach to regular reflection.
They can be used to analyze the relationship between the trajectory angle of the triple point, wedge angle, and initial pressure in Mach reflection.
From this experimental work, we can conclude that the ice fragments formed after impact do not bounce back and that the post-impact ice trajectory angle is lower than 2°.
Although the final triple-point trajectory angle in the equilibrium state disagrees with classical three-shock theories, it is in agreement with the reactive three-shock theory when the wedge angle is less than 30°.
Missile induced head injuries can be influenced by the anatomical location of the injury, i.e. type of tissue and by the ballistic properties such as the design of the weapon and the mass, shape and construction of the projectile, as well as its velocity characteristics and trajectory angle.
The observations made with the ISTP/POLAR spacecraft were mostly obtained during geomagnetically non-storm times in April 2001 when the spacecraft orbit allowed northern cusp encounters with low trajectory angle between the spacecraft velocity vector and the overall cusp magnetic field orientation.
But several of the diagrams, with unusual trajectory angles, seemed to suggest that the detective firing the shots was lying on the ground and shooting up at the car, or shooting down from more than 10 feet in the air.
The majority of trajectory angles lies between 62° and (roughly) −38°.
In total, the trajectory angles of 2,479 individual particles were determined (1,160, 140, and 1,179 trajectories for 8, 9, and 10 May, respectively).
The module was designed to recognize single particles and determine the direction of motion (up/down) and measure the trajectory angles.
The mean screw trajectory angles on the axial and sagittal planes were 25.9° ± 6.4° and 29.0° ± 9.3°, respectively (Table 2).
