Sentence examples for range of direction from inspiring English sources

The range of direction is [-pi, pi]. Figure 2 The process of the vanishing point-based steerable filter.

It is shown that the Bain correspondence relations are never satisfied, while the measurements fall in the full range of direction parallel conditions extending from the K S to the N W.

The photons that emanate from the sun and arrive at Earth are highly directed (arrive from a narrow range of directions) and possess high energy (shortwave radiation).

And as my companion and I perused its menu, we saw instantly that we could travel in a range of directions without spending too much.

Snow kiters can travel in only a fairly narrow range of directions perpendicular to the wind, so at first Tom just went out and back across the field, an activity snow kiters call "mowing the lawn".

Rather than the full banquets afforded British listeners, which left no doubt that the band was heading in a range of directions previously unheard in pop music, the Americans had to make do with bowdlerised versions only partially indicative of the group's extraordinary diversity.

This way the range of directions of diffused propagation turns out to be wide enough to minimize the impact of the above approximation.

By measuring the relative reflected intensities over a range of directions, the grain orientation vector (usually expressed as a pair of surface and dive angles) can be estimated.

Lezec, who last year demonstrated negative refraction of visible light in a two-dimensional "waveguide", argues that the infrared metamaterial isn't truly three-dimensional because it works for light coming from only a narrow range of directions.

The above picture applies to a wide range of directions of the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF), but another mode of the reconnection occurs when the IMF direction is close to being northward.

(4) X-winds are driven by the centrifugal force, and as a result matter flows over a wide range of directions below the 'dead zone' (Shu et al. [1994]; Ostriker and Shu [1995]).