The phrase "adjacent orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the positioning or arrangement of objects or elements that are next to each other.
Example: "The adjacent orientation of the two buildings allows for a seamless flow of pedestrian traffic between them."
Alternatives: "next to each other" or "side-by-side arrangement".
Rotation invariance is provided by using the cross energies of curvelet blocks at adjacent orientations.
The dimension mismatch is generally the case faced for two coefficient matrices of adjacent orientations.
We reviewed the adjacent orientations (±15° for β and γ) from the sunflower diagram and found that reorientation led to modest penalties ranging from 0.4% to 4.2%.
For instance, it might resemble the pinwheel map of image orientation in visual cortex, where adjacent orientations are arranged like spokes around a central point (Bonhoeffer and Grinvald 1991).
The columnar grains are made up of long cells, about 500 nm in width, rather than dendrites, which are separated from adjacent identical orientation long cells and from non-parallel cells at Al grain boundaries, by Al-Si eutectic.
A multi-zone TRNSYS model with 10 adjacent zones per orientation for a typical moderate Belgian climate is set up.
Its position in the matrix is determined by functional relationships with other housing modifications, orientation, adjacent inner and outer spaces, building materials and physical size.
Interference effects depend mainly on the geometry and arrangement of adjacent buildings, their orientation with respect to the direction of flow and the upstream terrain conditions.
A reduced version of this region and lacking 12 ORFs is located in an inverted orientation adjacent to Cluster I in the F113 chromosome.
In this complex, the intrinsically disordered AFF4 fragment was folded on the surface of CycT1 in an orientation adjacent to the Tat binding site.
