Neither in the pejorative, nor merry, cheerful, jolly sense of the word, but quite literally in terms of orientation.
Fully PKMs have relatively very limited working-space, especially in terms of orientation characteristics.
Randomness of material's microstructure was introduced in terms of orientation distribution function (ODF).
In other words, the two small molecules behave similarly in terms of orientation independently of their molecular shape and packing.
Deformation twinning in high-nitrogen austenitic Fe 18Cr 18Mn 2Mo 0.9N stainless steel is investigated in terms of orientation dependence and formation mechanism.
The repartition of the velocity perturbations in terms of orientation (NE/SW trend) as well as the location of those anomalies is remarkable.
Urban planning a term coined by Ildefonso De Cerdà3 focused its range of instruments on the organization of minimum settlement units and habitability standards in terms of orientation, air flow, and lighting.
The largest apertures were detected for partly mineralized fractures, which deviate, in terms of orientation, by about 20° anticlockwise from the main fracture set above and by 40 50° below 3270 m (Fig. 12e, f).
With this acquisition, GoPro is taking a strategic advantage for advanced SLAM applications (simultaneous localization and mapping), where 3D representation of the environment is used for automatic collision avoidance, improved user interaction and helping operators in terms of orientation and flight planning.
Simulations were found in good agreement with those performed by Zhou, Nicholson, Davies and Ward, using a different deformation simulation approach, both in terms of orientation of aromatic rings and of conformer evolution during deformation.
The protocol included field orientation tests of populations of talitrids, then analysed in terms of orientation precision seawards (considering sun compass orientation as the most locally adapted behavioural mechanism) in different seasons (before and after the touristic season) and times of day.
