Let be a map defined so that each meridian, for, is carried homeomorphically onto a same distinguished meridian of the range 2-sphere containing, and each of the tracks covers once the sphere, always in the same direction, which is chosen according to the orientation of, so that is a map of degree.
One could argue that the Grange and the neighborhood around it are so transformed that orientation is scarcely a defining characteristic any longer.
The orientation of the arrow was determined so that the orientation coincides with the direction of sheared field component along the PIL corresponding to the right-handed helicity as evidenced by the S-shaped eruptive filament.
This is most probably due to the fact that, after cleaning, the finishing and the typical texture of the marble are unveiled, so that the orientation is no longer a key factor determining the colour appearance.
Excess energies due to local variations of degrees of order and concentration are given in the gradient square approximation with cubic symmetry, so that the orientation dependence of off-phase boundaries of ordered domains is incorporated.
The lakes were deliberately designed so that their orientation was related to various topographical landmarks in Canberra.
The lakes and geometry were deliberately designed so that their orientation was related to various natural topographical landmarks.
Lake Burley Griffin was deliberately designed so that the orientation of the components was related to various topographical landmarks in Canberra.
When the cell area (or volume in 3D) is doubled, the axis of cell division is selected, so that the orientation depends on the cell shape, extracellular environment and cell polarization status [62] [64].
Indeed, in contrast to M3 and M4, the residues in M1 and M2 are homogeneously conserved (as noted in the Figure 2a of ref. [11]) so that the orientation around their principal axis cannot be determined reliably on the basis of conservation alone.
