The phrase "across orientations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various perspectives, viewpoints, or categories, often in discussions about diversity or inclusion.
Example: "The study aims to explore the experiences of individuals across orientations, highlighting the importance of understanding different perspectives."
Alternatives: "across perspectives" or "across viewpoints".
It was thought, for example, that visual learning could not transfer across orientations, positions, or eyes.
The effect of size and overall energy efficiency rating was included in consideration of variance across orientations.
Particular emphasis is placed on the notion that changes in the shape of the IR with orientation compensate for changes in information density and partially equate performance across orientations.
One-way repeated measures analysis of variances (ANOVAs) for each task showed that the task performances were similar across durations in the duration task (main effect of duration, F3,30 = 2.604, p = 0.070, η2 = 0.207) and across orientations in the orientation task (main effect of orientation, F3,30 = 2.506, p = 0.078, η2 = 0.200).
The PCs show a higher degree of anisotropy of gradients across orientations.
These results are illustrated in Figure 2. Naming accuracy was reasonably high despite the lack of practice and feedback (88% correct overall, ranging across orientations from 84 92%).
The used feature set describes (i) scale and orientation selective statistics, (ii) orientation selective statistics, (iii) correlations across scales, (iv) spatial correlation, and (v) across orientation statistics.
We first examined correlations for animals and faces collapsed across orientation (upright or inverted).
These results are also similar to those observed by Lawson [6] for VV and HH matching across orientation changes using the same task, stimuli and apparatus.
At a later stage, the extracted motion energy samples are integrated across orientation and two-dimensional space in order to recover the global motion path.
For example, it has been proposed that feedback from higher-level mechanisms may gate or modulate the pooling of signals across orientation channels for gain control [6], [7], or lateral contextual interactions [42], [43].
