Sentence examples for direction characterized from inspiring English sources

However, if μ depends on the sliding direction (characterized here by the angle α that the velocity of slider makes with a reference direction of the substrate), the slider does not necessarily move in the pulling direction.

The same method provides the corresponding values ηexO, ηexX, αexO and αexX at the exit point for a radio wave emerging towards the receiving site in a direction characterized by angles δex = [Azex,Elex].

The results indicate that trailing edge vorticity has a two-fold impact on the acoustic far field: while reducing pressure fluctuations generated by incident vortex interaction with the airfoil, trailing edge vortices transmit sound along the mean-flow direction, characterized by airfoil heaving frequency.

Distance and direction moved between nests: To characterize internesting movements, the maximum distance and direction (characterized for simplicity as north, south and offshore, though note that the coast of Gabon is not oriented directly north-south) from the original tagging location were calculated for each turtle, and the mean in each direction reported for the tagged population.

Briefly, the BSA-Cy5 image was used for an automatic gridding algorithm to determine the rotation of the image with respect to the scan direction characterized by the angle φ, and the grid-size.

An imbalance in the opposite direction characterizes the contemporary marriage market in China.

The seasonal change of wind direction characterizes the climate phenomenon referred to as a "monsoon" (Ramage 1971).

Although this area is shallow, exposed to wind action and therefore exposed to current, there is no dominant water-flow direction characterizing this reef since the local current is strongly affected by changing wave action.

In earlier work [ 8], we made some progress in this direction, characterizing tree compatibility in terms of the existence of a legal triangulation of the display graph of the profile.

Implications and future directions Characterizing individual ALK mutations is clinically important so that individual neuroblastoma patients can be classified and treated appropriately.

Extension and direction are characterized by mutually irreducible types of magnitude and subsequent measurement.