Sentence examples for predominant direction from inspiring English sources
The results show that the optimal placement is influenced by the asymmetry of the tidal current and that the best layout is strongly dependent on the directional spreading of the current with respect to the predominant direction.
This is an important consideration, and most modelling of pollen movement and cross-pollination has hitherto assumed that the predominant direction for pollen movement would also translate into the greatest directional degree of cross-pollination [20].
To prevent ambiguities, a reference to a principal stress should include not only the structure, but also its predominant direction.
Perhaps there is an internal bureaucratic reason to identify interstate highways by their predominant direction over their full length, but the purpose of posting signs is supposedly to help the driver figure out which way to go.
The direction of each primary or secondary rugae was studied and the predominant direction at the impression was recorded.
It is not clear how molecules are located in these clusters, but within the cluster, molecules have apparently predominant direction.
In this study, we analyzed the predominant directions of tension and compression in the alveolar structures.
Results indicate that the predominant directions for topographic semivariance anisotropy are NNE SSW and NE SW for the interfluvial regions, as well as NW SE for the alluvial plains.
While South Asian UHI research publications have tripled since 2000, a comprehensive overview of the experimental results, significant advancements and predominant directions in research is necessary to add clarity to the scientific understanding of tropical and subtropical urban climates and also, to aid city planning and policy-making.
(b) FFT of the image revealing four spots indicating two predominant directions of the lattice.
X-ray patterns revealed vertical predominant directions for horse cornea while showing circumferential preferred orientations in pig and rabbit (Hayes et al. 2007) and horizontal directions in the mouse cornea (Sheppard et al. 2010).
