In many fields, including radar, sonar, and medical signal processing, one of the most highly explored research problems is how to determine the precise direction-of-arrival (DOA) of multiple incident signals from noisy measurements of a sensor array.
The secrecy, rapidity of movement, control of direction and precise explosion indicate … the introduction of the torpedo element as a means of certain warfare.
"Finding a strategic direction is not a kind of precise science," says Shennan. "I think it shows that the BBC is willing to look at tough decisions".
The Muhammadiyas tried, for example, to learn the precise direction of Mecca for worshipers at prayer.
No one is sure about the precise direction of policy under the Trump administration.
Hence one can know the exact position and momentum of particles and also the precise direction of their spins.
Field expeditions in the remote area in the 1950s and '60s determined from the direction of tree falls the precise location of the blast.
I've always been a sucker for contagion-style TV things, and this one is a beezer, 4,000 souls quarantined inside Atlanta, blood being vomited, but possibly not enough being vomited in the precise direction of Chris Wood.
And most of it is indeed inspired, particularly as performed by this flawless cast under the precise direction of John Rando, with sumptuous musical support by the Encores! orchestra and the conductor Paul Gemignani.
You can see the concentration on the placement of arms and shoulders, on the expressiveness of wrists and hands, on the line of the neck and the precise direction of gaze.
Because only a small portion of the retina, the fovea, is actually employed for distinct vision, it is vitally important that the motor apparatus governing the direction of gaze be extremely precise in its operation, and rapid.
