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Each piece within a koan exists in one of three "orientations": "upright", "flat", or "weird". A piece is upright when it's pointing straight upward, with its base parallel to the table, either on it or above it. A piece is flat when its lowest triangular side is parallel to the table, either on it or above it. A piece is "weird" if it's neither upright nor flat. Note that these three orientations are mutually exclusive - a piece cannot be both flat and weird at the same time. ...
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Refers to a pearl's iridescence.
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The alignment of a bar code symbol with respect to horizontal. Two possible rientations are horizontal with vertical bars and spaces (picket fence) and vertical with horizontal bars and spaces (ladder).
출처: www.ilevy.com/logglossary.htm
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Orientation is the term used for the cameras position and aiming in space. The orientation of a camera is defined by its coordinates (X,Y,Z) and by its aiming direction (defined by three angles). GSI's AutoStart and Resection procedures are used to accurately determine the camera's orientation.
출처: www.geodetic.com/glossary.htm
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One of the typical procedures during a ceremony, to prepare an article for ritual use, or a victim for sacrifice. The article, whatever it may be, or the bird or animal, is lifted and swung to each of the cardinal points in turn, the manner of so doing depending upon its size. (Needless to say, a bull is not orientated.)
출처: www.folkart.com/voodooshop/glossary.htm
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