The phrase "attitude direction" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in discussions about psychology, behavior, or social sciences when referring to the orientation or tendency of a person's attitude.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the attitude direction of participants towards environmental issues."
Alternatives: "attitude orientation" or "attitude tendency".
Here, we simply determine the center of 1.5 mrad circle that covers the attitude directions of all 17 data recorded on December 11 and 15.
Spreader attitude and direction were measured by employing an attitude and heading reference system along with a rotary encoder.
Each is designed to fool the eye of a pursuer as to the attitude and direction of a fast-maneuvering aircraft.
In the 16th century, in terms of attitude and direction of thought, the first two great Epicureans were Michel de Montaigne in France and Francesco Guicciardini in Italy.
With torque at any wheel adjustable via computer, the Outlander GT can actively fine-tune its arc through corners, juggling power to match the vehicle's attitude and direction to the driver's intended line.
Well done to @dannynasrous and co #students4migrants pic.twitter.coMostafa3EQBC Mostafa Rajaai - the NUS international students' officer - described how the protestors had wanted to send 'a clear message' to the Government 'that students in this country overwhelmingly reject the attitude and direction' the UK has adopted regarding immigration.
However, Iran could still sustain under these circumstances, without revising its current attitude and direction regarding its nuclear program.
He also heralded a new attitude and direction for the schools, stressing the importance of a relationship with parents and teachers that is less antagonistic than the polarization that marked his predecessor's tenure.
"The attitudes toward the economy, attitudes on right direction, wrong track haven't changed a bit.
Obviously the worry is the attitude and the direction.
