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attitude A manner of acting, feeling, or thinking that shows one's disposition, opinion, etc.
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attitude One of the overleaves. The attitude is a person's primary slant on life. The seven attitudes are stoic, spiritualist, skeptic, idealist, cynic, realist, and pragmatist.
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attitude The orientation of the sensor along with information about the accuracy and precision with which this orientation is known. This data is required to perform proper calibration of instrument data. The attitude is usually stored in Euler angle or quaternion form and may be 1) calculated by the on-board computer and telemetered to the ground or 2) calculated by ground processing facilities (eg GSFC Flight Dynamics Facility) using a variety of attitude sensor data.
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attitude (of a satellite)--The direction in which the satellite is oriented in space.
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attitude The orientation of a spacecraft or satellite with respect to its direction of motion.
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