The phrase "absolute directional" is not commonly used in written English, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it in contexts related to navigation, orientation, or describing a specific type of directionality in various fields such as physics or engineering.
Example: "The absolute directional approach in this study allows for precise measurements of the object's movement."
Alternatives: "fixed direction" or "definitive direction".
For instance, while the vocabulary of English includes an elaborate set of so-called absolute directionals (words such as north and southwest), most speakers seldom use these terms for orientation, preferring vocabulary that is relative to a local context (such as downhill or left).
The second set of GLMs coded for absolute rather than directional movement, and included two different regressors, one reflecting total translational movement and one reflecting total rotational movement (each computed as the square root of the sum of squares of x, y, and z movements in each volume).
This preferred direction is a result of the existence of interfaces along the directional solidification direction that have a lower absolute value of the mean curvature than the surrounding interfaces.
These inter-slope differences appear in Fig. 5 (the absolute differences) and 6 (directional differences).
Reference positions (25° and 40°) were also recorded for each of the conditions in order to determine movement time, directional error, absolute error and variable error.
Correlations between the estimates made for absolute brain mass under the directional and non-directional models suggest no nodes are estimated less accurately than others under the non-directional constant-variance model (r s = 0.995, P < 0.001).
We present a practical methodology for absolute calibration of omni-directional sonars when conventionally mounted on a vessel, illustrate the achievable calibration accuracies and precision, and document their variability over time and for a range of operating parameters.
Pixel brightness in the grayscale image I and its local directional gradients as absolute values |I x | and |I y |, gradient magnitude I x 2 + I y 2, and its angle calculated as arctan | I x | | I y |.
We found no evidence for a directional trend in absolute body mass, as the directional model did not provide a better fit to the data when compared to the non-directional model (Table 1; Figure 5).
