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They also decay in amplitude more slowly with distance, and their direction does not depend so strongly on the orientation of the original fault.

In unipolar resistive switching mode (Figure 3a), the switching direction does not depend on the polarity of the applied voltage and generally occurs at higher voltage amplitude that of bipolar switching.

Within each sector, the order of the coordinates projected on the (O, u ) direction does not depend on this direction.

In adopting a sensory response relation, we assume that the fruit flies' sense of direction does not depend on the actual concentration gradients of the infochemicals, but rather on how the fruit flies perceive this gradient.

In isotropic etching, the etch rate is same in all directions and does not depend on the crystallographic directions, however in the case of anisotropic etching the etch rate is a function of the crystallographic orientation [9 14].

A reflection is said to be totally diffusive (Lambertian) if the probability density function of the direction of the outgoing rays does not depend on the direction of the incoming ray.

In this approach, the alignment direction is predefined and does not depend on the channel state.

Furthermore, if the problem is isotropic (H does not depend on direction in space) and homogeneous (H does not change with uniform translation in space), then Hamilton's equations immediately yield the laws of conservation of angular momentum and linear momentum, respectively.

(Actually, like the first ray we considered this ray bends twice, but the net effect is that the ray continues at the same slope, merely offset slightly in position. In the thin lens approximation, one ignores this offset). Another implication of Snell's law is that the bending of light at a glass-air interface does not depend on the direction the light is traveling.

As expected by the symmetry of the problem in the case of a radial photon propagating in Schwarzschild spacetime, the result does not depend on the direction of rotation of the satellite, namely on ϵ.

The choice of a Lambertian model, where the amplitude of the scattered ray does not depend on the direction of the impinging wave, can be also explained by considering the nature of the scenario where there are a great number of smaller objects that could not be modeled.