The phrase "a number of orientations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple perspectives, approaches, or positions on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The conference will cover a number of orientations regarding climate change policy."
Alternatives: "several perspectives" or "various viewpoints".
Then, in order to create a histogram of orientations, a number of orientation bins is defined and each pixel votes for the bin that contains its corresponding angle.
The reduced size allows the probe to be handheld (Fig. 1 (b)) and thus positioned in a number of different orientations beyond the standard upright orientation of benchtop microscopes.
There are multiple conformations that could give rise to a number of strand orientations; however, there are no determining factors to unambiguously define parallel and/or antiparallel strand orientations based on CD measurements alone.
The ODF is recovered using a and A and numerically computed at a number of discrete orientations.
Our results are in excellent agreement with experimental measurements of the yield stress as a function of temperature for a number of loading orientations.
Using the transmission electron microscope, these projections are collected at a number of different orientations, typically by tilting the sample about a fixed tilt axis [4], while other dual axis tilting schemes also exist [5].
Some areas are observed, however, where the fibers comprise well-defined 5 10 nm nanoparticles, and diffraction patterns indicate a number of crystal orientations.
The Senegalese Plan is articulated around a number of strategic orientations combining better access and quality services, with an increased demand/supply and improved coordination, monitoring and evaluation mechanisms.
One caveat to ion mobility analysis is that the CCS data collected from ion mobility analyses give a rotationally averaged value, as the gaseous ions are able to collide with the buffer gas in a number of different orientations.
