"directional motion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to movement in a specific direction or the result of that movement. For example, "The wind's directional motion caused the sailboat to turn."
To avoid undesirable score variations from combining the MPT with directional motion perception, in only those trials, in which subjects correctly identified the direction of motion, was the degree of rotation recorded [ 30].
The approach combines TDOA measurements and uses directional motion increments to reduce random channel noise and dilution of precision (DOP).
This allows non-linear motion to be tracked across the GOP. Figure 4 Single directional motion estimation.
Thus, we realized directional motion with gas/liquid phase changes in a high temperature environment using that actuator [17, 18].
Self-propelled micro/nanoswimmers performing directional motion are of great potential nowadays in the frame of nanotechnology.
Therefore, a gradient change of the bending stiffness may be utilized to help the directional motion of droplets.
The one-directional motion allowed better drills to be designed, and, with their greater efficiency in chip production, it was not long (1822) before drills with spiral flutes were proposed.
Because of the one-directional motion of the atoms or molecules, their properties can be studied in experiments that involve deflecting the beam in electric and magnetic fields or directing the beam onto a target.
Three-directional motion homogeneities are exploited to select candidate intermodes.
In addition, we perform bi-directional motion compensation and spatial linear interpolation to fill occlusion regions.
Otherwise, it is set to 1. Figure 6 Bi-directional motion estimation.
