Sentence examples for expansion direction from inspiring English sources

Expansion direction is also necessary in city management and study of LULCC.

A comparison between old master plan, master plan zoning, proposed master plan using GIS, and expansion direction based on 1975 master plan is shown in Fig. 5.

Fig. 5 a Kirkuk Master Plan [20], b Master Plan Zoning, c Proposed Master Plan Using GIS, and d Expansion Direction According to Master Plan of 1975.

The geometry considered has a single rectangular supply channel entering a rectangular expansion with toroidal field oriented along the expansion direction, finally feeding into 3 rectangular parallel channels stacked in the field direction.

Ultimately, the plant cell morphology is determined by the composition and structure of the cell wall that governs the cell expansion direction and rate.

Proposed by Parker and Jones (24), WIA allow assessment of the type (compression or expansion), direction (forward or backward), intensity, and timing of vascular waves (37).

Urban expansion directions and land use conversions analysis indicates that deliberate planning is largely important in Bahir Dar and Hawassa urbanization process.

By further analysis of the local structure in the MST, expansion operations are performed on the vertices of the MST for match graph enhancement, which is achieved by introducing critical connections in the expansion directions.

They could easily be for something like hardware video transcoding, or physics calculations, entire instruction sets that have yet to be implemented, but leave plenty of room for expansion in directions Apple has already charted.

The deformation behavior of silica nanospheres, i.e., expansion in the direction perpendicular to ion beam and shrinkage in the direction parallel to ion beam, is known under the name "hammering effect" and explained by the viscoelastic thermal spike model [27, 28].

By approximating the directional distributions of contact normal density, mean contact force and mean contact vector with polynomial expansions in unit direction vector n, the directional dependences were characterized by the coefficients of the polynomial functions, i.e., the direction tensors.