The phrase "a model orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a focus or approach that is based on a particular model or framework.
Example: "The research team adopted a model orientation to guide their analysis of the data, ensuring consistency and clarity in their findings."
Alternatives: "a framework approach" or "a structured perspective".
First, they are clearly oriented to a specific development paradigm (structured, objects, etc).. Second, once the conceptual models have been obtained, it is really difficult to switch to another development paradigm, because the model orientation to a specific development approach.
In all existing theoretical studies that we know of, spectral thinness is introduced a priori into the equations precisely in order to obtain a repetitive pattern in the model orientation maps.
Soodak (1987) elaborated on this idea and showed that such a model generates orientation maps of periodicity comparable to those observed experimentally [29].
Second, it must provide fast, constant frame rates regardless of user viewpoint or model orientation.
In this short note we recalled that simple hypotheses on randomness, invariance, and spectral width of model orientation maps reproduce important geometrical features of real maps.
The designation of the Met31 model orientation as "normal" or "inverted" is arbitrary.
The model orientation corresponds to the view from the membrane toward the cytosol.
Among the orientation candidates chosen from the convex hull of a model, the best orientation is selected using the simple additive weighting method, a widely used multi-criterion method for decision making.
Inset shows the orientation of the calcite serpentine interface as determined by matching experimental results with model orientations (arrows indicate direction of primary and secondary X-rays).
In doing so, a model relating crystal orientation to the deformation of polyethylene spherulite was proposed.
