Sentence examples for which are tilted from inspiring English sources
One of the architect's most felicitous touches is the mirrors, one to a booth, which are tilted to enable the museum-quality clientele to people-watch without staring.
It is seen at the two molecules which are tilted in opposite direction across each other.
A scan of the relevant literature [31, 32] easily produces an impressive number of correlations expressing the cell temperature as a function of the pertinent weather variables, namely ambient temperature, local wind speed as well as the solar irradiance on the surface of PV systems, which are tilted towards the sun to maximize the amount of the incident solar radiation [25, 26, 33].
A scan of the relevant literature [31, 32] easily produces an impressive number of correlations expressing the cell temperature as a function of the pertinent weather variables, namely, ambient temperature, local wind speed as well as the solar irradiance on the surface of PV systems, which are tilted toward the sun to maximize the amount of the incident solar radiation [25, 26, 33].
The methods are to investigate the influence parameters which are tilt angle of PV array, roof azimuth, and irradiance losses.
Total solar radiation received by PV array which is tilted at a certain angle is known as solar radiation on tilted PV array.
"You cannot have a relationship which is tilted toward one country," he said.
They scoff at continuing President Obama's payroll tax cut, which is tilted toward low- and middle-income workers and expires in December.
The breakthrough came with using three-quarter-inch tape in a cassette threaded around recording heads mounted on a spinning drum which was tilted at an angle to the direction of the tape.
She has never seen it this way — the still-packed boxes lined up against the rear wall, her father's empty armchair with his breakfast plate on the seat, the stuffing coming out of the sofa, which is tilted over its broken leg — and she wants to excuse it.
One well-established basket is the Goldman Sachs Commodities Index, which is tilted toward energy (73%).
