The length of the resulting vector was named the orientation bias (OB) and represented a quantitative measure of the orientation sensitivity (taking values between 0 and 1).
This kind of chromosome distribution in the nucleus, named Rabl orientation, seems to be more common in species with large chromosomes than in those with small ones [ 57, 58].
The other orientation is named the portrait orientation because the device will be positioned such that its height is larger than its width.
This orientation is named the landscape orientation because the device will be positioned such that its width is larger than its height.
In this work, we propose an extension of TDI towards the 5D spatio-angular domain, which we name track orientation density imaging (TODI).
And I know many would say I have great privilege in being able to exist without naming my orientation, and that's true, but I also shouldn't be criticized because of it.
It offers a place where common orientation could be found an orientation towards God, named or unnamed, an orientation towards the highest aspirations of Man and the most intimate calls of the conscience".
Tam remembered that Ravi had met a gay student named Carter during orientation at Rutgers, and had since spoken of him admiringly.
Just under one year following his World Cup appearance, Brewer was named to the orientation camp for the Canadian team at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy held from August 15 20, 2005, in Vancouver and Kelowna, British Columbia.
Although having never played for the American national men's team, Kesler was named to the orientation camp for the American team at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy held from September 5 8, 2005 in Colorado Springs, Colorado at World Arena.
