Sentence examples for actual orientation from inspiring English sources

At Purdue, we offer Boiler Gold Rush International, which welcomes international students and is designed to acclimate and incorporate students into campus life even before the actual orientation programs begins.

Imagined perspective switches are notoriously difficult, a fact often ascribed to sensorimotor interference between one's to-be-imagined versus actual orientation.

Actual orientation of the fibers near the tooth profile, weld line region and injection points of molded gears were observed using optical microscope.

This paper presents a method for designing solid shapes containing slopes where orientation appears opposite to the actual orientation when observed from a unique vantage viewpoint.

IMU's are very noisy and rarely usable to truly assess a phone's actual orientation with any degree of real accuracy but coupled with the camera you can get far more useful results.

(C) The difference between our computationally determined φ angle and the φ0 angle of an icosahedron at the standard 222 orientation, ∆φ, defines the actual orientation of our HEV-VLP relative to that of a standard icosahedron.

The actual orientations of the bicrystals were precisely measured with a modified Kossel-technique.

Nevertheless, also for these stimuli, actual orientations after the switch were well represented (compare Fig.  4 first row with Fig.  3, columns #1 and #2).

Past work has in fact demonstrated that, when asked to take an imagined viewpoint after learning a scene or object layout, observers can more accurately report the direction/location of previously learned targets after a period of disorientation that dissociates the two frames of reference (actual body orientation and imagined orientation) and thus reduces the conflict [58].

Mental rotation (Mr): the task is to mach the actual spatial orientation of a target object to one out of four different spatial orientations.

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