The phrase "alignment in space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, geometry, or any discussion involving positioning or arrangement in a spatial context.
Example: "The alignment in space of the celestial bodies can significantly affect gravitational forces."
Alternatives: "spatial alignment" or "positioning in space".
Many startups are a product of chance alignment in time, space and inspiration.
This is the principle of interference alignment in amplitude space: the alignment of interference saves amplitude levels for desired signals and thus the throughput can be increased.
In these comparisons, BLAT, bowtie, and SOAP are not possible to include for the ABI SOLiD data since these software do not support alignment in color space.
This section begins by describing the automatic segmentation of the target complex and then focuses on the fast rotational alignment in real space.
In this paper we have described a dynamic programming algorithm to compute k non-intersecting near-optimal alignments in linear space.
As can be seen in the following section, the degree of invariance is sufficiently small to allow successful pairwise fast rotational alignments in real space.
However, due to the thousands of kilometers distance between each sites of the distributed radar system, how to optimally implement the Transmitting/Receiving (T/R) beams alignment in a great space using the narrow beam, which proposed a special and considerable technical challenge in the space surveillance area.
A survey of the biographies of 400 random users from the set of individuals selected for qualitative content analysis (Section 3.3) reveals that 38.7% of right-leaning users included reference to their political alignment in this valuable space, as compared with only 24.6% of users in the left-leaning community.
Agroecology thus promotes agricultural systems with the necessary biological, socio-economic and institutional diversity and alignment in time and space to support greater efficiency.
