Sentence examples for nominal direction from inspiring English sources

The nominal direction of the anomaly is indicated by the dashed arrow (also of length 5").

There is a clear asymmetry in the PSF profile of the data along the nominal direction of the anomaly that is neither present in the perpendicular direction, nor accountable by raytraces.

He hoped to govern Cochinchina indirectly, with the French ruling through the intermediary of native officials under the nominal direction of a few competent French officers; and toward this end he tried to reinstate Vietnamese mandarins, who had been removed from their posts.

The transformation from the absolute coordinates to the contact point coordinates, relative coordinates that have z-axis in the nominal direction of the surface, are described below.

Considering the displacement only in the nominal direction, the linear approximation for estimating the displacement of the soft material can be described as follows: d n = KF n + b. (8).

The instrument employed two semiconductor detectors in each of two telescopes (named Te-1 and Te-2), both of which viewed in the same direction (55° westward of the Sun-Earth line— that is approximately in the nominal direction of the interplanetary magnetic field at Mars).

Independently, IMAGE/LENA has reported neutral atom observations that may be interpreted as a "secondary stream" having different characteristics and flowing from a higher ecliptic longitude than the nominal upstream direction.

(alpha) is the azimuth in the spacecraft x z plane (nominally the orbit plane), and (beta) is the "elevation" out of the x z plane positive towards left (looking in the nominal flight direction; i.e. positive opposite the spacecraft y-axis).

The background field, U B, is caused by light that is scattered within the tissue, from outside the nominal focus, but due to the re-direction of multiple scattering, is collected by the objective and focused to the pinhole.

There is a nominal charge.

The varying load directions are handled by additional linear or nonlinear relations, which describe the allowable perturbations of the nominal load directions.