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In many instances, complexity and cue validity may beorthogonallyrelated to each other.
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Each sensor unit of the system is composed of 3 accelerometers that are arrangedorthogonallyto each other.
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This sensor has been shown to measure force in multiple degrees of freedom, however it exhibits some cross coupling betweenorthogonallymeasured forces.
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The nouns, verbs and adjectives wereorthogonallyvaried on concreteness and cognate status.
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They presented some evidence that neurons which respond to increasing amplitude modulation frequencies line uporthogonallyto neurons which respond to increasing fundamental frequencies.
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The geometry of the textile is utilisedorthogonallywith lateral fibres acting in tension.
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Since they areorthogonallypolarized, they do not inter fere and instead produce a 10# 2 decrease in nonuniformity.
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Moreover, the addition reorients the building, presenting a frontorthogonallyoriented to the other campus buildings.
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The stimulus words, nouns and verbs, wereorthogonallyvaried on concreteness and cognate status.
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The similarity relationship between the test and standard words variedorthogonallyin terms of type of similarity and position of overlap.
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The flow remains isospectral but the elements of the configuration space are no longerorthogonallysimilar.
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There is also a second solution withorthogonallyoriented rolls.
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The second purpose of this paper is to study the motion of a semi-circular interface that is attachedorthogonallyto a flat portion of the boundary.
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For the objectives of this paper, an even more important property of wavelets involves the separation of timescales of variation into a sequence of scales that can be decomposedorthogonally.
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For the species diversity analysis the plot was divided into 30 contiguous 100-m x 10-m subplots which were orientedorthogonallyto the line of maximal topographic gradient.
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One sensor unit is composed of 3 accelerometers arrangedorthogonallyto each other, and is capable of identifying 2 rotating angles of joints with 2 degrees of freedom.
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However, unlike draughts, captures can be done onlyorthogonallyand not diagonally.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The corresponding polycube, called a tetracube, is a geometric shape composed of four cubes connectedorthogonally.
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