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Each agent locates free space compatible to its orientation as shown in Algorithm 2. Five orientations are explored relative to current heading of the agent; which are, 45° to the left and right, 90° to the left and right, and 0° (i.e. same as current heading).

The possibility to control guest transport in polymer films, by selecting between available nanoporous-crystalline phases and their uniplanar orientations, is explored.

With small group feedback and large group post-interview discussions each of these orientations is explored.

Moreover, the effect of two internal demotivators on student mastery goal orientation was explored.

Moreover, the effect of width-to-thickness ratio on optimum CNT orientation is explored.

The inherent fabric evolutions based on contact normal and particle orientation were explored.

Two different orientations of hemispherical baffles named as RO baffle for the Right Orientation and LO baffle for the Left Orientation, respectively, are explored.

This structure explains the human visual search strategies, i.e., the visual input is firstly divided into several feature types (e.g., intensity, color, or orientation) which are explored concurrently, and then the conspicuities of the features are combined into a saliency or master map which is a scalar, two-dimensional map providing higher intensities for the most prominent areas.

The dependences of the catalytic activity of the CoxFe3-xO4 films on the composition, thickness, and orientation of growth are explored.

The ideal positions and fibres of hexagonal close packed (hcp) crystals subjected to simple shear are explored in orientation space for the first time using the viscoplastic full constraints crystal plasticity approach with the help of an orientation persistence factor developed earlier for face-centred cubic crystals.

To study head-pose estimation, three-dimensional orientation parameters from human head images are explored.