Sentence examples for orientation for which from inspiring English sources

In each frequency band there exists a fibre orientation for which the modal density is minimized.

The curves correspond to different glass compositions (laminated glass + chamber + monolithic glass) and geometric patterns designed for latitude 41° (the orientation for which the corresponding geometric pattern is designed is given in brackets).

Although a small ductile brittle transition temperature shift was observed in the joints, the upper shelf energy was fully reserved in the case of joints with L R bonding orientation, for which cracks did not propagate on the bonding interface.

When the magnitude of the first neighbor interaction reaches the limit of the existence of the ordered phases, the range of orientation for which the quadrijunction is stable vanishes.

Strengths remained within 20% of that of the control material, except for one orientation, for which the strength decreased with increasing degree of texture due to favorably oriented meso-cracks.

In [48] the authors also considered an external current of the form (I_{i}=mathcal{C} [1-varepsilon+varepsiloncos (2 (theta_{mathfrak{p} (i )}-widetilde{theta} ) ) ]), where (mathcal{C}) is the maximum amplitude of the external input, (0leqvarepsilonleq0.5) measures the degree of modulation of (I_{i}), and (widetilde{theta}) is the orientation for which the external input is maximum.

The edge maps were then summed across all orientations to obtain a composite map of gradient edges representing the number of orientations for which an edge was present at a given location.

Today, municipalities are still responsible for Swedish for Immigrants (SFI) and civic orientation courses, for which they receive state funding.

I attended an orientation program for which minority students were invited to show up the weekend before the other freshmen arrived on campus.

The particularities of each scenario are summarised in Table 1, providing the corresponding Tx antenna height and polarisation, and user orientation angles for which directions of maximum radiations of the Tx and Rx antennas were aligned.

By considering tabulated data, it can be easily observed that, with the exception of one orientation measure (for which the algorithm in [9] achieves a higher accuracy), for the considered metrics and patches, the technique illustrated in this paper achieves results which are closer to observations made by art experts.