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The stand offers no swivel or height adjustment , but you can adjust the tilt . “ The new students often begin with quivering lips , shaking hands , a tilted head and standing on one leg , ” he said . There is a tilt beam monitor at the 10th pylon and crack monitor at the 2nd pylon . the end of the cable has an instrument packet with a tilt sensor and a temperature sensor . rectification - Process by which a tilted or oblique image is projected onto a horizontal reference plane , the angular relation between the image and the plane being determined by ground reconnaissance . Tilting heavily to one side , the machine would go into a sickening slide sideways in the direction of the tilt . Because the earth is spinning on a tilted axis , objects orbiting the earth seem to have a wavy flight path . A tilt cab , or LCF , is a short-nose truck with its front axle set back so the cab and driver sit over the engine . You can adjust focus using the tilt mechanism to a very shallow or a very deep zone without change of aperture . What 's fascinating about this opening is that , yes , the tilt is there - if someone says " pretending that nothing had happened " you betcha I want to find out what did happen - but look what Hemingway chose not to start with . A major difficulty was the large vertical displacement required to produce a tilting of the magnitude which seismologists believed they were recording . The potential effects weigh on both sides of the utilitarian scales , with perhaps some tilt toward protecting autonomy , but not to the degree that Mill 's argument requires . The Basin and Range in Nevada abruptly terminates against the Sierra Nevada , rugged glaciated mountains pushed up from the crust as a tilted block whose western side continues as a structural basin ( Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys ) now filled with erosion debris from the mountains . Authoritatively possessing the gallery space , Round Off is a depiction of a tilted windmill , its muted , shingle-clad body dangling precariously in space , supported by its splayed steel-grid vanes . The tilt during descent indicates the strength of the wind buffeting the probe , complementing more-precise measurements by the DWE . For some samples , the ZnSe buffer layer exhibited a tilt with respect to the substrate along a <110> direction ; this tilt was greater than the tilt which would be attributed to growing a strained layer on the slightly miscut substrates which were used here .