The phrase "alignment of masses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or discussions about the arrangement or positioning of objects with significant weight or influence.
Example: "The alignment of masses in the structure is crucial for maintaining stability during an earthquake."
Alternatives: "arrangement of masses" or "positioning of masses".
In target shooting there are two approaches to sight alignment: Center of Mass (aim at the center of the bullseye) or 6 o'clock hold (aim just underneath of the bullseye).
The plot in Figure 6g shows the only consideration for the originally proposed center-of-mass alignment, as the center of mass in the projections along the y-axis is shifted to the tilt axis.
Glaciation clues can tell us not only about climate but also possible alignment of early land masses and their geographic locations.
Fast rotational matching in real space relies on an initial alignment of the center of masses of the two subtomograms.
Alignment of the intact mass spectra of RP-HPLC-purified H2B from different cancer cell lines.
We compare the reconstructions from alignment using cross-correlation and our center-of-mass technique, while also demonstrating the advantage of using many slices for the center-of-mass alignment, as opposed to just one center-of-mass calculation.
Mammography has important limitations, including the superposition of normal tissue that can obscure a mass, chance alignment of normal tissue to mimic a true lesion and the inability to derive volumetric information.
Each dataset was processed using MetAlign (http://www.metalign.nl) for baseline correction, noise estimation, and ion-wise mass spectral alignment of the corresponding chromatograms.
For achieving good surface roughness, accurate angular alignment, and mass productivity of the vertical mirror, a new fabrication process was developed using a double-SOI wafer and anisotropic KOH etching technique.
