Sentence examples for convenient orientation from inspiring English sources

Bridge-lovers will find Bridges of Rome a convenient orientation page to both ancient and modern bridges in the City.

Images are pre-processed to remove noise and re-sampled so that tracing of axons can be performed along a convenient orientation (X, Y or Z axis) which shows the cross-sections of the majority of axons.

In another study, thin fenestrated areas of cultured endothelial cells not only proved to be thin enough to be investigated by cryo-ET but also provided convenient orientation so that tomograms could be correlated to LM images without resorting to special information or software (Braet et al. 2007).

Surface modification has shown to be a convenient route to promote the orientation of complex structures, like cytochromes, or contain electroactive flexible polymers to produce efficient electron transfer processes, transforming the flat electrode surface in a three-dimensional structure.

In more detail, according to the devised method, fatigue damage is evaluated by studying the components of the deviator path projected along the axes of a convenient frame of reference, whose orientation univocally depends on the profile of the applied loading path.

Several authors incorporated transversely isotropic or simplified orthotropy into their models, but built only a limited segment of bone diaphysis, whose longitudinal axis is almost on the same straight line [ 4, 5], which is convenient to define one global orientation system.

This result suggests that analyzing the probability distributions over all orientations is a convenient way of discarding particles that are not contributing positively to the reconstruction (∼10,000 particles in this case).

Because the field of a dipole is so simple, it is more convenient to represent its change by its strength and orientation rather than by maps.

The SDE can reflect the location, dispersion, and orientation of individual group of features, and is convenient for comparing different spatial patterns and relationships.

The elliptical model is convenient as down-range and cross-range extent vary smoothly with orientation relative to the line-of-sight (LOS) between the observer and the target.

This procedure provides a convenient summary map from which the degree of anisotropy (signal brightness) and the fiber orientation in the voxel (colour hue) may be determined.