frontal view

collocation in English

meaningsoffrontalandview

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frontal
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˈfrʌn.təl/us
/ˈfrʌn.t̬əl/
relating to the front ...
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view
noun
uk
/vjuː/us
/vjuː/
an opinion, belief, or idea, or a way of thinking ...
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(Definition offrontalandviewfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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By t = 75 s, in thefrontalview(figure 10e), the amplitude of the deformations has increased dramatically.
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But this implies that the body has been rotated through 180 degrees, in order to present us with itsfrontalview.
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Afrontalviewof the building reveals the balconies to be horizontal parallelograms.
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At t = 36 s, it exhibits sinusoidal antisymmetric deformations which are best seen in thefrontalview(figure 10c).
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The sign renders thefrontalviewof a feline's head placed within a car touche marked by a single line.
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Clypeus in profile bulging dorsomedially; labrum visible infrontalview; gap between mandible and ventral margin of clypeus large and distinct.
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Head infrontalview1.13- 1.18r as broad as high (fig. 5c) with gena rather straight; in dorsal view about 2.2r as broad as long, occiput rather strongly excavate.
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Clypeus in profile slightly bulged medially; labrum visible infrontalview; gap between mandible and ventral margin of clypeus distinct.
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Head infrontalview1.21-1.31r as broad as high (fig. 5a) with gena curved; in dorsal view about 1.95-2.05r as broad as long, occiput rather strongly excavate.
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Head infrontalviewabout 1.2r as broad as high with gena slightly curved; in dorsal view about 2.15-2.2r as broad as long, occiput moderately strongly excavate.
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The figure on the effigy vessel is sculptured in three dimensions and presents afrontalview, whereas the dual figures on the cylinder are carved in profile in two dimensions.
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The back of the statue as a whole worked summarily, indicating that the head was designed for thefrontalview.
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Lamella subcolumellaris is not or hardly visible infrontalview.
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The lamella subcolumellaris is not or hardly visible infrontalview.
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Thefrontalviewis also found here, but is only one of many possibilities.
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The lamella subcolumellaris is prominent, slightly curved and clearly visible infrontalview.
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Spores are smooth, oblong to amygdaliform (almond shaped) in profile view, spindle-shaped infrontalview, and measure 8.89.511.3 by 4.44.95.4 m.
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Their heads are proportionately larger and almost square with convex posterior margin infrontalview.
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For example, the painting to the right shows the head from a profile view and the body from afrontalview.
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The front muzzle line/plane is skewed forward to produce a morefrontalviewof nose leather, mouth, and chin than in most small felines.
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