Sentence examples for form and orientation from inspiring English sources

Each area, by its architectural form and orientation to the sun, tended to elicit the development of certain subjects or types of subject.

The first war of this new century is not even a distant cousin of the Persian Gulf War, much less of the cold war that still determines, in many ways, the size, form and orientation of our military.

Form and orientation (directionality).

This accounts for New Zealand's linear form and orientation.

We focused on three particularly problematic characteristics of evolutionary trees: 1. Form and orientation (directionality).

Historically, the rule of thumb regarding passive solar building design suggests that form and orientation matter to overall energy performance.

The crystal forms and orientation textures of the obtained samples were studied using wide-angle X-ray diffraction (WAXD) and small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS).

The form, scale and orientation of the three-dimensional motifs play an important role on flatness behaviour of engineered surfaces, contact mechanics, adherence, friction, lubrication and leakage problems.

Turbostratic carbon crystallites with average thickness increasing from 3 to 8 layers between 800 °C and 1700 °C improved the elastic modulus and the tensile strength but their large size, discontinuous form, and random orientation reduced the tensile strength at carbonization temperatures higher than 1400 °C.

These include the elements of form, size, elongation, and orientation; the elements of color, including hue and lightness; and motion and spatial layout.

These changes were attributed to a stronger interface bond, which is thought to result from the tendency for the Al4C3 reaction layer to form semicoherent interfaces and orientation relationships with the aluminium matrix and SiC particles and for it to be mechanically "keyed-in" to both these phases.