directional
ദിശാസൂചകവും
definition
adjective
directional signs wherever two paths joined
relating to or indicating the direction in which someone or something is situated, moving, or developing.
coiling the wire permits directional flow of the magnetic flux
having a particular direction of motion, progression, or orientation.
example
The LSO didn't see the ship turning, because it was nighttime and the 'directional' gyro lights in the landing Control Station were burnt out, which made the gauge hard to use for quick reference.
The trick is to add breakaway power to get the mass moving - then, avoid using differential brakes for 'directional' control or stopping unless necessary.
This means there would be a shadow cast to the north and the 'directional' orientation of the picture would come into play.
But the odds of anybody getting hurt are pretty slim, because the airplane will stay on the runway, and the pilot will still have 'directional' control.
He made the analogy of a person observing a road sign with a 'directional' arrow on it, and instead of proceeding along the road in the indicated direction, the person climbs up the sign post, trying to reach the arrow itself.
But if you're lost in the cave, the map of Powell's seems only an abstract black and white design of squiggly curves, wavy topographical lines, and straight 'directional' lines.
Her hand is safely tethered to an adult's, but her eyes are fixed on the large white 'directional' arrows painted on the street beside her - signs and ciphers whose mystery she seems to ponder.
Along the N6 from Stutterheim to Queenstown and the R61 to Tarkastad, there are new road signs being erected, 'directional' and distance.
Typically, the land mobile radio technician uses a 'directional' wattmeter connected in the transmission line to measure the forward and reflected power.
The nodes represent genes and 'directional' links indicate significant expression correlation between a candidate gene in an eQTL region and the gene affected by the eQTL.
By illuminating areas that are prone to shadows with strong 'directional' lights you'll find that the room opens up even further.
You know, any time your 'directional' control is going to be in question, you know, this airplane is designed to land with all three gears assemblies on the ground.
Simply put, the system divides the orchestra pit into ten acoustical zones and the stage into fourteen, each governed by a 'directional' microphone.
And there's a chance that the box might have some kind of radio emanations that reveal the raw, unencrypted data to an attacker who has a good radio and 'directional' antenna.
At their face value, these estimates indicate little evidence for 'directional' selection.
I had appointed myself the Driving Czar of the world and I wrote about one of the cardinal rules of driving: using your 'directional' signals.
This analysis demonstrates that growth cone turning results from an increase in the persistence of 'directional' motion rather than a change in speed.
No 'directional' flow of water molecules is observed; instead, water molecules appear to follow a random diffusion mode, from one residence site to another.
The viewing screen can be shaded to an extent from the sun or other 'directional' light sources, by means of baffles, but the basic problem remains.
Students who could mount cheap 'directional' antennae on their roofs and point them at DP would be able to connect to the campus network from all over the city with little more than a tin can, a bit of antenna cable and a wireless card.
A simplified colour code is used, with blue hues replacing the orange, and basic 'directional' arrows and place names winning out over stand-alone letters and numbers.
Actin microfilaments are found perpendicular to the cortical microtubules and may be the source of motion to propel the 'directional' motions of the fluid membrane.
They are still there, using 'directional' microphones and long-distance camera lenses to record the comings and goings of the locals.
In this competitive population, larger adult females were more likely to be recruited, indicating 'directional' selection favoring increased female body size.
The third new product is a wall-mounted, 'directional' patch antenna designed to improve indoor communications that experience poor reception.
High d N / d S ratios (excess of nonsynonymous substitutions) are considered to indicate 'directional' evolution.
The main effect of body side indicates 'directional' asymmetry, whereas the side x individual interaction provides a measure of fluctuating asymmetry.
During metaphase in both animal and budding yeast cells, chromosomes exhibit 'directional' instability, moving first one way and then the other.
The Comtac features dual microphones, giving you 'directional' hearing and an interface for boom mike and radio interconnection, but my favorite feature is the on/off volume control.
She also pointed out that businesses were not supposed to put out 'directional' signs unless they had applied for permission.
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