Sentence examples for horizontal reference from inspiring English sources

Thus, when Ortega referred to one's "life time" as consisting of youth, maturity, and old age, we are able to discern that: in the first instance, his concept of generation entails a horizontal reference to living individuals as being "contemporaries"; and, secondly, it refers to the vertical differentiation, in age, between youth, maturity, and old age in short, as being "coevals".

In drafting, a T-shaped instrument known as a T square is used for establishing a horizontal reference on the drafting board.

Subsequently, the target appears (on TMS trials) in sync with the onset of the rTMS train (0 500 ms, 6 pulses at 10 Hz); two horizontal reference lines appear.

Meanwhile, the angle μ that is between the tangent of the current line-of-sight (LOS) rate and the horizontal reference line is calculated.

The results demonstrate the robustness of the application to maintain the wheelchair seat in a horizontal reference against changes in the ground angle.

Such architectures are seen by optical metallography, and scanning and transmission electron microscopy, to consist generally of equiaxed precipitate dislocation cell-like arrays (1 3 μm) in the horizontal reference plane perpendicular to the build direction with elongated or columnar-like arrays extending from ∼12 to >60 μm in length and corresponding spatial dimensions of 1 3 μm.

The INS, using low-cost micro-electro-mechanical-system-based inertial measurement units, provides position, velocity and attitude in a dead-reckoning fashion, and is aided by a horizontal position reference, the VVR, and a compass to prevent the estimates from drifting.

The area of analysis was a 3 mm wide square, ensuring the surface of the pressed pellets appeared perfectly homogeneous and was horizontal in reference to the spectrometer.

The set of rays passing through is called region of visibility from and it is represented by the horizontal strip (reference visibility strip) in the domain.

In this paper, the open boundary is characterized by discrete front points from the reference horizontal line at the center.

In this paper, we present an analysis of formal CAD modeling strategies and best practices for history-based parametric design: Delphi's horizontal modeling, explicit reference modeling, and resilient modeling.