Sentence examples for the front direction from inspiring English sources
Transients are composed of four basic elementary motions: these are classified according to the expanding domain, ignition or extinction, and the front direction, upstream or downstream.
Participants were required to perform three movement times (200, 350, and 500 ms) in a blocked or random schedule while pointing towards the target located in the front direction in the similar condition, or towards three targets (left, front, and right) in the dissimilar condition.
The front direction of GaAs layer was rotated about 30° from [ 1 1 ̄ 0 ] direction.
The speech and noise sources are randomly selected from the TIMIT and noise databases, respectively, and the positions of the noise sources are randomly selected among the positions defined in the CIPIC database, avoiding the front direction.
With respect to the direction of the cloth, it was also randomly placed in the range of -90° < θ < 90°, assuming (theta = 0{^{circ}}) when the direction of the thickest folded hem is perpendicular to the axis in the front direction of the robot.
This means again, wear at the front direction level: joints need to be changed.
The aim of this paper is to evaluate the importance of fiber orientation with respect to the flow front direction by taking as a reference a radial flow where any flow direction can be studied.
A key accuracy aspect is that metrics must be upwinded in the propagating front direction.
All of the tested algorithms are hardly biased when the source is located in front direction of dual-sensor as depicted in Figure 9a because the phase wrapping is less likely to occur for a low DOA angle incident case.
In particular, we demonstrate that j3, the intrinsic angular momentum projected onto the light-front direction, is independent of the bound state's 4-momentum and the observer's Lorentz frame.
The FM speed function is adapted to the local tensor characteristics, allowing in particular to maintain the front evolution direction in crossing situations.
