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Work by Frank [ 21]; Freksa [ 22]; Ligozat [ 23] use centroid of spatial entities to define directional relations between two entities.
They define directional code as follows: 0 to denote east, 1 to denote northeast, 2 to denote north, 3 to denote northwest, 4 to denote west, 5 to denote southwest, 6 to denote south, 7 to denote southeast, and 8 to denote equal.
This common approach may introduce error in large displacement analyses due to independently defined directional spring properties.
The link between the developed filter banks and the continuous-space constructions is set up precisely in a newly defined directional multiresolution analysis.
Complex modal solutions to the bladed-rotor system are investigated based on a new modulated coordinate transformation approach, yielding newly defined directional frequency response functions that characterize the nature of asymmetry present in the rotating blade-array.
A previous study [40] recognized the potential importance of canal vector (length and projection angle) for defining directional electrosensory sensitivity and noted that the dorsoventrally flattened batoids have very short canals that project in the vertical plane.
Defining directional relations depend on a frame of reference.
In order to evaluate the impacts of directional antennas on the antenna factor component, we define the directional improvement factor B DIR as the ratio of the antenna factor component of an DIR network to that one of an OMN network.
With a 1-parameter group of transformations and the pullback, one can define a directional derivative of forms in the direction of the orbits.
The twin matrix interfaces provide barriers and define a directional mean free path for the propagations of subsequent slip or further twinning.
This project presents an experimental protocol to define the directional dependence of transport properties as measured from healthy cancellous bone when considered as a biologic, porous medium.
