In mathematics, the polar coordinate system is a two-dimensional coordinate system in which each point on a plane is determined by a distance from a fixed point and an angle from a fixed direction.
Moreover, MRI systems call for a directive beam as much as narrow about 5 dBi with a fixed direction toward the broadside over the entire frequency range of interest to suit the mechanical steering principles.
They argue, along with Gould, that evolution has no fixed direction.
Schönflies-Motion Generators (SMGs) are robots capable of a special class of motions three independent translations and one rotation about an axis of fixed direction.
Existing methods for processing a CKNN query, however, assume that each object moves with a fixed direction and/or a fixed speed.
Unlike pigments, colours produced using this method are seen only in reflected light at certain viewing angles, and require lighting from a fixed direction, which might limit the range of possible applications.
Consequently, once every three orbits, Jupiter and an asteroid in such an orbit would be in the same relative positions, and the asteroid would experience a gravitational force in a fixed direction.
An analog astronomy CCD with a standard objective, piggyback mounted on our 50 cm Graz SLR receive telescope, 'stares' into the sky in a fixed direction.
A method is given by which the response of a rotating or non-rotating timoshenko beam can be determined, subjected to an accelerating fixed direction distributed surface force.
In most L.C.D. devices, the layer of liquid crystals, about 5 microns thick (a human hair is about 100 microns wide), is between two layers of plastic or glass, both of which are covered with a layer of transparent electrodes, and two alignment layers; each alignment layer orients the liquid crystal molecules in a fixed direction.
This even triggers if you aren't careful about keeping the smartphone pointed in a fixed direction.
