Last summer, he released "How to Make a Monster" and then left for London to produce another psychiatric film — "Horrors of the Black Museum," in full color Above all, Teenagers rock 'n' roll — the very term is orthographically unsettling.
Here, the force vector f i,p in Eq. (1) is orthographically projected onto the flange plane of the P-Gear.
Therefore, the magnitude of the displacement can be regarded as the magnitude of the vector that is orthographically projected into the flange plane of the P-Gear.
A high amount of attention is necessary to perform the task successfully, since not only the letter "d" is orthographically similar to the letter "p", but because there are many distractor letters "d" with more than 2 dashes.
Indeed, the decision processes that lead to the determination of whether a given item exists may demand more effort when a pseudo-word is orthographically quite similar to a real word.
Wade-Giles continued to be used on the island of Taiwan, although a modified system that was orthographically somewhat between Pinyin and Wade-Giles has been in limited use there since about 2000.
Languages, such as Italian and Finnish, that are orthographically straightforward (spoken as they are written) may make reading easier to learn, but they do make more demands on getting the spelling right.
Although the free associate responses given by participants might have been orthographically or phonologically related, our main interest was in whether they were large or small objects.
Necker cubes are orthographically projected wire cubes that are inherently ambiguous in orientation (Fig. 1A).
Each plw was orthographically projected in frontal view in the centre of the screen (subtending a size of 8° of VA height) and each consisted of 15 black dots (radius = 15 arc mins of VA) on a grey background.
In other words, there was no evidence that the two word lists were orthographically distinct.
