| The dihedral, a corner inset in the rock face, is going to be even trickier to down-climb, and if it starts to rain, we could be in trouble. |
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| The opposite of dihedral is called anhedral, and, of course, refers to a wing that is angled down. |
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| It is fascinating to look at the dihedral angles in trihedral acrons and compare those acrons which have been resolved with those that have not. |
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| With any luck it will be made from high molecular polymers and have a large symmetrical blade with a dihedral front face. |
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| I then fought through a bush around an overhang, and then ran it out over a short slab to a small ledge at the base of an easy looking dihedral. |
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| Leading the way, I arrive at a small tree that has somehow found a footing in the steep dihedral about seventy feet above the ground. |
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| If the right reflection matrix is added, the dihedral group D 6 can be made. |
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| On the shortest time scale of a few picoseconds, the lipids show bond and angle fluctuations of dihedral angles within the same molecule. |
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| Airplanes with high dihedral and the filler caps mounted far out on the wings won't show any level at all when there's still half-tanks aboard. |
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| This problem was countered by incorporating 15 degrees of dihedral in the horizontal tail, which initially had been virtually dead flat. |
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| This difference is studied via contour plots of stacking probabilities as a function of the two central dihedral angles of the 3-atom linker. |
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| The icosahedron has the largest number of faces, the largest dihedral angle, and it hugs its inscribed sphere the tightest. |
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| Because of the very high dihedral effect of the Global 5000, the use of the wing-low technique greatly increases the pilot's workload. |
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| Their big, broad wings, held with slight dihedral, and their short fan-like tails, are all similar. |
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| The amplitude of the observed dihedral angle distributions ascertains the flexibility of the secondary structure which never remains flat or adopts a reversed saddle shape. |
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| The microgranite has a felsitic groundmass containing microphenocrysts of albite and orthoclase along with phenocrysts of corroded quartz and sporadic dihedral garnet. |
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| In each test, we compared simulations guided by the wriggling algorithm to ones guided by a standard thrashing algorithm in which the dihedral angles are varied independently. |
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| Iceberg targets are known to have a combined surface and volume scattering mechanism while ships tend to have a combination of dihedral and trihedral surface scattering. |
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| During the simulated-annealing simulations, changes in the dihedral angles are generated randomly for both side-chain and main-chain dihedral angles. |
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| Two interesting signatures come from a dihedral corner reflector and Bragg scattering from the sea surface. |
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| Further, given that dihedral diminishes gliding performance, its infrequent use suggests that a premium is placed on maximizing lift to drag ratio during gliding. |
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| This property means that the dihedral can be used as a simple way of creating a cross-pol response in an HH radar system. |
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| Had the aircraft entered the water inverted at an acute angle, the vane wingtip might now be displaying dihedral. |
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| Interesting signatures are obtained from a dihedral corner reflector and from Bragg scattering off the sea surface. |
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| It is nonobtuse if none its dihedral angles is obtuse, and acute if additionally none of them is right. |
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| The remaining dihedral angles are the source of essentially all the interesting variability in protein conformation. |
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| As wingsweep increases, the dihedral effect increases, and if the airplane is not adequately damped in the directional axis, a Dutch roll might occur if the airplane is upset directionally. |
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| Bowed kites with a bowline strung across the back do not require a tail, since the face takes on a curve, or dihedral angle, which acts much like the bowed hull of a sailboat utilized for self-correcting buoyancy. |
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| The hand-launched model featured dihedral wings for stability in roll and a horizontal surface set at a slight negative angle with regard to the wings to provide stability in pitch. |
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| In 1871 he designed and built a rubber-powered model featuring dihedral wings for lateral stability and a combined horizontal and vertical tail surface designed to provide a measure of inherent stability in pitch and yaw. |
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| In addition to being used to calibrate signal strengths and polarizations, the dihedral reflector can be used to check the location accuracy of points in a radar image. |
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| The magnitude of the VH component depends upon the scattering mechanism, for example, a rotated dihedral and multiple scattering produce cross-polarized backscatter. |
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| Illustrating how an incident EM wave is reflected back in the same direction by a dihedral corner reflector, whose two sides are perpendicular to each other. |
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| If you have to do this, take care not to alter the longitudinal dihedral. |
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| Any two dihedral angles are to one another as the angles contained by perpendiculars drawn as in the last proposition. |
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| Other Aquila eagles do not generally fly in a pronounced dihedral as do golden eagles. |
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| It is an elegant bird, soaring on long wings held at a dihedral, and long forked tail, twisting as it changes direction. |
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| If the reflex region is the interior of the angle, the dihedral angle is reflex. |
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| To climb aboard, you still get in through the brand's signature dihedral doors that swing up and out. |
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| Light, buoyant feel of dihedral, full-carbon blade makes chasing fish, even over the longest days, feel effortless. |
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| Open one of the i8's futuristic dihedral doors and you'll discover an interior that's every bit as stylish as the exterior. |
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| Schein developed a way of measuring warpedness, called the dihedral angle discrepancy. |
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| The high-aspect ratio wings are bent upwards at the tips for a dihedral angle. |
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| We found a significant linear correlation between inhibitory potency and calculated solution dihedral angles. |
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| These angles formed between lines of the same faces referred to as dihedral angle discrepancies means that, according to Schein and Gayed, the shape is no longer a polyhedron. |
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| The carbon fiber MonoCell II chassis has been redesigned with a lower sill to enable easier entry and exit, and the redesigned dihedral doors further optimize access. |
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| To ensure the integrity of the survey, ACAMS has contracted The Dihedral Group to administer the survey, and to collect, assess, and analyze individual responses. |
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