The phrase "at different orientation" is not correct in standard English; it should be "at different orientations." You can use it when discussing various positions or alignments of objects or elements in a specific context, such as design or engineering.
Example: "The components were tested at different orientations to determine their stability."
Alternatives: "in various orientations" or "at varying orientations."
According to the proposed theory, a domain has different Gibbs' energy at different orientation states and the energy difference forms the domain switching driving force.
The edge information is obtained from the image by using oriented Gabor filters [29] at different orientation angles (,,, and ).
Open image in new window Fig. 7 Mud density as a function of wellbore inclination angle for the borehole at different orientation.
Figure 7 shows the mud density as a function of wellbore inclination angle for the borehole at different orientation α at depth of 3,190 m.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 Minimum overbalance pressure as a function of wellbore inclination angle for the borehole at different orientation α.
Local features are represented by the coefficient set, or Gabor jet, which orders the convolution results at different orientation and scales for a particular point.
Both linear and radial Fresnel lens features can be precisely replicated from the roller mold onto the film without significant differences at different orientations.
Detailed understanding of landscape changes along the urban rural gradient provides a useful tool to compare the structural and functional differences of landscape patches at different orientations.
Therefore, we supplement these features with an added filter bank of vertical first and second derivatives taken after oriented anisotropic Gaussian smoothing at different orientations and scales [ 32] (see Figs. 4(c) and 4(d)).
Since each of the facial mesh models were obtained independently and the sizes of the face components differ from one individual to another and at different orientations, before any meaningful comparison can be made possible between them, the features from such meshes need to be aligned to a common coordinate system and normalized to a communal scale so that objective measurement is feasible[20].
