The phrase "a vector between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or scientific contexts to describe a vector that connects two points or entities.
Example: "In physics, we often analyze the forces acting on an object by calculating a vector between its initial and final positions."
Alternatives: "a vector connecting" or "a vector from".
It uses a technique assuming that an object in a 3D scene is located on a vector between the image of the object in the camera and the object itself.
In Membrane Builder, one can place the protein appropriately in a lipid bilayer by aligning its principal axis or a vector between two specific Cα atoms along the Z-axis, by translating the protein along the Z-axis, and by rotating it around the X-axis.
For each of the three similar residues in a pair of proteins a vector between the first and the third Cα atom is drawn.
To set the initial pollen tube directions, we used a vector between the first and second experimental positions for each tube, scaled by the time interval between the measurements (20 min).
Maximal motion of a sector is defined as the absolute length of a vector between the end-systolic and end-diastolic positions of that segment and is depicted in millimetres.
A new discipline known as neuroaesthetics—an ambitious vector between neuroscience and the fine arts is exploring this idea, shedding light on why the love of curves is seducing technology manufacturers.
Let us define G = u v H and Ω = w z H ; where u, v, w, z are N × 1 column vectors which corresponds to a vector channel between a user in any of j th cell and N BSs.
For example, according to Property 3, the employment share of the services sector increases monotonously along the trajectory (7) if each of the tangential vectors associated with the trajectory (7) is characterized by a vector angle between 0° and 180°.
The two CV's (males and females) are very similar with a vector correlation between them of 0.90.
Draw a third vector between them to make a triangle.
"If you have low incomes in an environment with high incomes, it creates a crime vector between the 'haves' and 'have-nots,'" says Bruce McIndoe, president of iJet Intelligent Risk Systems, a Maryland-based risk-assessment firm.
