Sentence examples for directions were derived from inspiring English sources

The topographic factors for eight wind directions were derived based on the European Standard, and roughness lengths were estimated based on global land cover maps.

The CTV-PTV margins of 1.1 mm in LR direction, and 0.7 mm in AP and SI directions were derived from the E2E tests.

The spine stiffness values in six directions were derived from the raw data.

But, since MapQuest's directions are derived from looking at a route on a map, the advice it gives is based mostly on map reality, not driver reality.

Thus, mutual stimuli between conceptual, empirical, and model-based SSCM research and their implications for future research directions are derived.

For each molecule of the complex ensemble, the individual directions are derived from the convex hull of the 2D atom coordinates which leads to a radial orientation and avoids collisions of the structure diagram and its interaction lines.

Fig. 5 Temperature evolution of the linear thermal expansion coefficients of Sm0.5Pr0.5FeO3 (a) and Sm0.5Nd0.5FeO3 (b) The corresponding values of TECs in different crystallographic directions are derived by differentiation of the experimental values of the unit-cell dimensions in the temperature range of 298 1173 K.

The winding angle developments and the thickness distribution along the meridional direction were derived using the geodesic equation and fiber stability criteria.

In this study, prevailing wind speed and direction were derived from global NCEP monthly mean estimates at 60 locations across the Asia-Pacific region at the 250 mb pressure level (Tropopause).

Correct detection of patterns rotating in the clockwise direction was driven primarily by visual signals originating from the left eye and correct responses in the counterclockwise direction were derived from visual signals originating from the right eye.

The beam function in either direction is derived from the corresponding beam eigenvalue problem.