The phrase "alignment of objects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, organization, or arrangement of items, whether in physical or digital spaces.
Example: "The alignment of objects in the layout is crucial for achieving a balanced and aesthetically pleasing design."
Alternatives: "arrangement of items" or "organization of elements".
The resolution, which has yet to pass a committee vote before going to the full Assembly, is meant to encourage planning agencies, building departments and design review boards to provide for the use of feng shui principles, which often touch on the placement of doors and staircases, the position of buildings and the alignment of objects in rooms.
Because it requires a lucky alignment of objects, the technique can yield only one-shot discoveries but no repeated observations of new-found objects.
For example, robots make use of the relation between surfaces to calculate grasp points on an object; horizontal patches indicate where it is possible to put down an object; and relationships between surfaces allow alignment of objects for complex tasks such as object stacking.
However, because the location of the cue was constant, and thus very predictable, the alignment of memory objects with the cue location was confounded with the location of the memory objects (i.e., aligned objects must have been in the center of the grid).
Crowding promotes spontaneous alignment of elongated objects and can even induce sorting [ 203, 204].
Note the alignment of these objects on the X and Y axis.
The name of this episode, "Syzygy" refers to an astrological alignment of three celestial objects, usually the sun, the Earth, and a moon or planet.
The episode's title refers to an astronomical alignment of three celestial objects, usually the sun, the Earth, and a moon or planet.
Alignment icon: Modifies the alignment of the selected objects.
Gaze-shifting movements, which include saccades, smooth pursuit movements, and vergence movements, shift the fovea of each eye into alignment with objects of interest in the visual world.
We define spatiotemporal and synchronization mismatch vernier acuity as a task to measure the aspect of visual acuity that involves the ability to detect the alignment or lack of alignment of a moving object.
