Sentence examples for very small angle from inspiring English sources

Well, probably you know that if I take the sine of a very small angle, it's close to the actual angle itself if theta is very small.

The basic sensor design consists of layers of carbon composite material (CCM) and deformable layer with an embedded FBG at a very small angle.

Each of these telescopes contains 58 nested gold-plated nickel mirrors (XMM stands for X-ray Multi-Mirror) that focus the highly energetic X-rays through the technique of grazing incidence, in which X-rays are reflected when they strike the mirrors at a very small angle.

The use of optical prisms or wedges of very small angle as schlieren calibrators dates back to 1957 [91].

There are aircrafts, for example, that have a very small angle of attack1 which is often limited by the control action of the guidance system.

Some clear moiré patterns appear in the square box in Figure 3h, which were created when two repetitive patterns (two sets of parallel lines in the current case) overlapped at a very small angle.

The PSTANa ionomers showed a very weak, broad shoulder-like feature at very small angles of X-ray diffraction or scattering profiles.

For the detection of the elastically scattered particles at very small angles with respect to the beams edgeless silicon detectors will be contained in 36 small vacuum vessels called "roman pots" to be installed inside the LHC beam vacuum pipe.

The development of silicon edgeless strip detectors was stimulated by the needs of the TOTEM experiment at CERN to detect protons scattered at very small angles (i.e. close-to-beam applications).

The ATLAS collaboration will determine the absolute luminosity of the CERN LHC at Interaction Point 1 by measuring the trajectory of protons elastically scattered at very small angles (μrad).

For its physics program with a high-intensity hadron beam of up to 2⋅107 particles/s, the COMPASS experiment at CERN requires tracking of charged particles scattered by very small angles with respect to the incident beam direction.