Sentence examples for orientation lines from inspiring English sources

The tilt of the modules is 45 percent, the same as our latitude, which is what most experts recommend for a fixed array, and the orientation lines up perfectly with the noonday sun, which is the way it should be.

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Based on all the leaf orientation lines, a plant center is considered to be the point that is the closest to all the lines (the square in Figure 3f).

Mathematically, given all the leaf orientation lines { l1, l2,..., l n}, a plant center c is a point that: (1) c = a r g m i n c ∑ i = 1 n D i s t (l i, c ) where Dist(l i, c) is the perpendicular distance from c to line l i.

About 300 bce Dicaearchus, a disciple of Aristotle, placed an orientation line on the world map, running east and west through Gibraltar and Rhodes.

Assessment of overall limb alignment was with the mechanical axis, while realignment of the knee was judged through correction of the joint orientation line.

Additionally, when the dip of a bedding plane was identified from the sedimentary structures in the core, we drew a vertical orientation line at the position of the maximum dip direction on the core surface.

With leg internally rotated (hip neutral) (Fig. 1a), one half pin was inserted from anterolateral to posteromedial starting at the base of greater trochanter aiming at the lesser trochanter parallel to hip joint orientation line (line between tip of greater trochanter and femoral head centre, Fig. 1b).

After obtaining n segmented leaves (n ≥ 2), we determine the leaf orientation for each leaf with a "leaf orientation line" which is the longest line across the leaf.

First, it has been reported in experiments that the contour lines of the two maps are roughly orthogonal, i.e., iso-orientation lines tend to cross the ocular dominance boundaries at right angles (Hübener et al. 1997; Obermayer and Blasdel 1993; Bartfeld and Grinvald 1992).

We use elements of the Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status (RBANS) to assess two cognitive domains [ 81].The visuospatial/constructional domain is assessed with two subtests: a) copying a complex figure and b) line orientation (matching lines of varying spatial orientation to a given sample).