Sentence examples for reference to orientation from inspiring English sources

SHRIMP analysis points were carefully positioned to avoid surface topographic features such as fractures and fluid inclusion pits, and were located with reference to orientation maps from EBSD data.

In order to overcome this issue, first, we propose to find the most robust area of the image against rotation based on curvelet transform and mark that point as principle orientation; then perform an alignment by cycle-shifting the feature vector with reference to principle orientation.

The legislators have also tried to modify another government decree outlawing discrimination, by removing any reference to sexual orientation.

It was further alleged that it was an 'aggravated breach' as it included a reference to sexual orientation.

The U.N. General Assembly, in renewing its resolution condemning arbitrary executions, voted to remove a reference to sexual orientation as one of the many factors on which government killings should not be based.

The SARTRE 4 study included one question with reference to normative orientation which can be interpreted in the context of cathectic meaning: "If you drink and drive you will be stopped and fined by the police".

The paper aims to analyze and define the phenomenon of career choice motivation to intrinsic- extrinsic dimension (the intrinsic dimension by reference to the orientation towards reality and the need to experience stimulation, and matters extrinsic referring to extrinsic motivation identified, etc).

Based on this principle, we determine the fixed angle by searching for the highest cross correlation and take the first of the highest cross-energy (correlated) blocks as the principle block (orientation) and then cycle-shift all the coefficients in reference to the principle orientation.

What is going on in the birds' brains, though, is mysterious.Dr Lipp's hypothesis is that birds have something akin to a gyroscope in their brains and are able, using this as a reference, to measure the orientation of "down" in the place where they are in relation to where "down" is in the place they are trying to get to (in a homing pigeon's case, its loft).

His definition explicitly grants a role to the legal dimension of RRI, complementing the mere reference to the normative orientation of innovation.

In short, the 'default' linguistic realisation of the features pertaining to the three parameters are predicted by reference to the metafunctional orientation of the lexicogrammar and semantics: the formulation leaves open the possibility of departures from the highly probableg.