19 "Rolling" cells were defined as those observed to translate in the direction of flow with an average velocity less than 50% of the calculated hydrodynamic free stream velocity.
Twelve of the noise dots always translated in the direction opposite to that of the shape; since the shape was marked by 12 dots it was not possible to determine the direction of movement of the target simply from a summation of the overall movement direction in the display.
In this way, discrete samples of a complex exponential are obtained, where its frequency can be translated to the direction of the signal source.
Each x', which is sufficiently "close" to x, according to an appropriate metric, should be able to reconstruct c using the difference vector δ to translate x' in the direction of x.
62 Typical DEXA scanners are composed of a flat table on which the subject lays supine with an X-ray generator under the table and a movable X-ray detector above that translates in the direction of head to foot.
Second, S similarity was negatively correlated with the number of meanings translated in the L1 to L2 direction (r = − 0.20, CI = − 0.33, – 0.06) and less so in the L2 to L1 direction (r = − 0.14, CI = − 0.28, 0.00).
The loading edge is clamped and translated in the x-direction, modelling the global straining of the test specimen.
Again, by translating (widetilde{E}) in the direction of (e_n), if necessary, we may assume that (H={x_n=0}).
Both tensegrities are capable of turning more than 90° in any radial direction, as well as rotating and translating in the axial direction.
The Yiddishized Shakespeare represented one immigrant impulse to translate the emblems of American life into a Jewish idiom, but the urge to translate in the other direction, from Jewish tradition into American life, was equally strong.
But what if the skills do not translate in the other direction?
