The phrase "a consistent orientation on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a steady or uniform focus or perspective on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The team maintained a consistent orientation on customer satisfaction throughout the project."
Alternatives: "a steady focus on" or "a uniform approach to".
In this step, we construct a minimum spanning tree (MST), T M, of the conserved neighboring graph, G0, and assign a consistent orientation to each vertex and edge based on the relative direction on each edge of the tree, T M ; thus the procedure converts the undirected graph, G0, into a directed graph, G1.
Colonial patterns had been destroyed, but the economies of the region had not yet found a consistent new orientation.
They don't show a consistent sexual orientation.
JB: The TUSD draft resolution also states that MAS is "strongly encouraging students in the MAS classes to participate in political activities which have a consistent partisan orientation".
The implications of this analysis, together with an hypothesis of balance between characteristic correlation distances, allowed us to obtain bounds comparable with experimental data on the shape index of the V1 simple cells that are selective for orientation, and to separate them from broadly tuned cells, which lie below the uncertainty bound for consistent orientation detection.
Species of Crenatula, on the other hand, have a very thin shell with a very wide prismatic margin, which appears to be influenced by the sponge growth, and produce highly irregular shell shapes without consistent orientation.
It became a consistent, nagging drag on my week.
This is consistent with Attarian et al. [25] who reported that bipolar prosthesis has a self-aligning acetabular component, which finds a correct orientation on its own (a self-centering mechanism), and the incidence of subluxation and dislocation is low.
