This approach has two orientations; one from the philosophical inquiry into how things should be (normative theory), the other from the evidence-based view (descriptive theory).
The bright-field TEM image in Fig. 4a and the dark-field TEM images in Fig. 4b, c show that while SrGe2 is epitaxially grown on the Ge substrate, it has two orientations in the in-plane direction.
We now explicitly define characters and strings as having two orientations: forward and inverse.
In our implementation, the descriptors have four orientation histograms with eight bins that describe the cell values for the feature vectors.
At one level similar to trade, medicine in these parts tended to have two distinct orientations: Country medicine, and European medicine.
According to quantum mechanics, the spin of the odd electron of a free radical, when placed in a magnetic field, may have two, and only two, orientations, one with and the other against the field.
Faults that define individual rifts have five main orientations, and commonly, the orientation coincides with the direction of Precambrian shear zones or rifts in the Permo-Triassic Karoo Super-group.
Because protein-coding genes in AAGO (represented by L. polyphemus) have two possible transcriptional orientations, they experience different strand asymmetry pressures.
The spin quantum number is s = 1/2, so in the presence of a magnetic field an electron can have one of two orientations corresponding to magnetic spin quantum number ms = ±1/2.
"This means you get a lot of new flats in cities that only have one room orientation, which means you can't have cross ventilation, or a draught".
