Sentence examples for an orthogonal direction from inspiring English sources

Compared with an inverse method, the proposed method can yield an orthogonal direction cosine matrix and be applicable to a two-dimensional structure.

These losses are then gradually increased [31] in an orthogonal direction from the CD interface to the outer perfect electric conductor (PEC) boundary.

The key idea of OP-SI scheme at the relay is to project the desired message to an orthogonal direction of the null space, i.e., the aligned message for the i th user should be project to a vector which is belongs to the null space generated by h1,…,hi−1hi + 1,…,h M.

Artists like Michael Heizer and Robert Smithson crafted on massive scale, human attempts to transfigure the landscape into an ideal image, to replicate the environment in an orthogonal direction, cutting it with marks not unlike the Nazca lines in Peru, or building upward like the pyramids of Central America and Egypt.

A third series was located at the same eccentricity in the opposite hemifield and moved in an orthogonal direction.

(C ) The temporal classifier followed the same training-test principle, but in an orthogonal direction.

Obviously when a marker is moved exactly one voxel in a certain orthogonal direction its appearance has not changed but simply shifted.

First, it is shown that if the correlation volume exhibits two dimensional scaling, e.g. grows in two dimensions more rapidly than in a third orthogonal direction, the standard Vogel relation is obtained.

This scan pattern can be described using a transverse fast direction vector d f a s t corresponding to the direction of the B-scans and an orthogonal slow direction vector d s l o w.

Importantly, after scatch test on both a single and two orthogonal direction, the TO coating still exhibited superhydrophobic behavior, indicating excellent mechanical robustness.

Firstly, the spatial information like the named places (localities), offsets (may be along a route or in orthogonal direction) and special landmarks (like location of bridge, sculpture, tree etc).