Whenever the monsoon trough on the eastern side of the summertime Asian monsoon is in its normal orientation (oriented east-southeast to west-northwest), tropical cyclones along its periphery will move with a westward motion.
Thuringia's primary transportation facilities are east-west oriented rail and autobahn routes linking major cities in Saxony with north-south rail and autobahn routes in central Germany and the Rhine region.
The earthquake ruptured a North-West (NW South-East (SE) orieNW South-Eastult dipping toward the SEuth-West (SW), with the city orientedila lyinormalew kilometers away on the hanging wall.
In this work, the angular dependence of optical efficiency factor of both CPC-1 and CPC-2 for concentrating radiation on the RWARIA was derived, and a mathematical procedure to estimate daily radiation accepted by the RWARIA by using east-west oriented CPC-1 and CPC-2 was suggested based on the solar geometry and monthly horizontal radiation.
In this regard, a multi-objective optimization procedure is developed for the optimal design of a PV-PSH system and the developed procedure is separately implemented for the different types of PV tracking technologies such as horizontal and fixed-tilt panels (without any sun tracker), East-West oriented single-axis tracking, fixed-tilt azimuth tracking and dual-axis tracking systems.
The only Rove-typical east-west oriented lakes lying in Ontario are Arrow and North lakes.
Our interpretation of the Abbot basins as formed by rifting is also supported the presence of east-west oriented intrusive dikes on southern Thurston Island [e.g., Storey et al., 1991; Leat et al., 1993], implying north-south extension.
Bassi and Tredici (unpublished) have calculated that, in a plant made of east-west oriented vertical GWP-II, located in central Italy, if the culture temperature is maintained at 27°C, the energy consumption due to cooling is about 15% of the total energy used to operate the plant.
Most of the temple mountains are oriented east to west, the main gates facing east.
