Sentence examples for orthogonal planning from inspiring English sources

Many of Meier's ideas and images have seemed compressed into his earlier structures; the tension between angled and orthogonal planning, for example, sometimes adds confusion to complexity.

Because the number of profiles would become unmanageable if all possible combinations were considered, an orthogonal planning method was adopted.

Based on the number of attributes and standards, there are theoretically 72 possible wine profiles; however, we adopt an orthogonal planning method to reduce the number of profiles to 24.

The Aramaean quarters coexisted with a new Greek settlement, which followed a Hippodamian, or orthogonal, plan.

The city's orthogonal plan deteriorated during the late Byzantine period in the 6th and 7th centuries.

Jacobs's drawings show that the simple orthogonal plan, implied by how the spaces looked through a camera lens, would actually have been overlaid by wedge-shaped projections to achieve the shots that Hitchcock wanted.

A complete first order orthogonal plan was used to optimize the growth and the production of yessotoxin (YTX) by the dinoflagellate Protoceratium reticulatum in culture by controlling salinity, temperature and irradiance.

For example, Park, et al. [45], Yang [46, 47] and Guo et al. [48] arranged the test points via orthogonal designs (called an orthogonal plan).

Orthogonal planned comparisons were used to compare the effects of infection separately in left and right hemisphere Studentt's t-test, Bonferroni correction applied).

Orthogonal planned comparisons to assess for the effects of the four tACS montages and photic stimulation on percentage change in phase stability (compared with sham) were performed by two-tailed one sample Student's t-tests.

No significant effect of background sound was evident for this task, as neither of the orthogonal planned contrasts were significant; silence vs. sound, F < 1, and music vs. noise, F 1, 64) = 1.93, p =.19, η p = 2.9%.