Sentence examples for user orientations from inspiring English sources
Negative values observed in S4 reflect the fact that the particular antenna placement and user posture in this case yield mismatched and effectively orthogonal polarisations of the Tx and Rx antenna polarisations, for most user orientations.
An interesting observation is that R 2 is the highest for the QLoS case, which should not come as a surprise; the particular on-body antenna placement and body posture yield matched antenna polarisations for user orientations classified as QLoS in S5.
The values obtained for S4 imply that the Rx signal is stronger and variations are smaller for the H-polarised case, which agrees with the fact that in S4 the on-body antenna is in the horizontal plane for all user orientations and its polarisation is mismatched and effectively orthogonal for most of user's orientation angles.
This also is logically part of the systems engineer's duties, which reflect a basic user orientation.
Though, under normal circumstances, these might readily be handled by the existing operating staff, it is part of the user orientation of the systems approach that the systems engineer is expected to anticipate any new requirements and make sure they are properly planned for.
Just as well known is the strong user orientation of its dedicated staff.
The aim of stage I in Figure 4 is to compute user orientation and position.
Fig. 2 XPD as a function of user orientation for scenarios S1 S6.
Today user orientation within the development process of user interfaces in the production environment is concentrated on tasks of certain user groups.
Future challenges imply not only the renaissance of patient centred care, but also demand for a comprehensive user orientation as a key factor to successful hospital modernisation.
We evaluated this technique in vertical multi-touch surfaces, but it can be used in tabletop systems as well, since it was designed bearing in mind the general characteristics of MT surfaces (multi-user interaction, user orientation, user movements etc).
