Meanings of vertically oriented in English

Crampons with vertically oriented points can come in both monopoint and dual-point models.

Ninety participants were asked to bisect lines radially and vertically oriented.

In snow, the vertically oriented cookie-cutter frame shape are terrible for balling up.

When the ice gets thin, brittle or just tricky, however, go with vertically oriented points.

The vertically oriented, sensuous forms of the fully integrated centre fascia was inspired by waterfalls.

The bill, featuring Viola Desmond, is the first vertically oriented bank note issued in Canada.

The iStrike Shuttle has a vertically oriented body and includes a gyroscope for steady flying.

However, this single-camera 3D motion analysis system is likewise reliable, but inaccurate, for vertically oriented performance measurements.

In the 1980s, SMC beefed up their design with a stainless-steel version, which has a vertically oriented logo.

HCs undergo a dramatic transition from vertically oriented neurites that form columnar arbors to overlapping laminar dendritic arbors with differentiation.

A minority resembled those in CA1, with fast spiking behavior, vertically oriented dendrites, and axons confined to the region of origin.

Horizontally and vertically oriented few-layer graphenes have been synthesized directly on SiO2 coated Si substrates via thermal and hot-filament chemical vapor deposition, respectively.

This finding has implications for common two point anchor systems that are vertically oriented such as ice screw anchors or gear anchors in vertical cracks.

Vertical Vertically oriented front points are stiff and sharp and mimic the action of an ice-tool pick.

Vertically oriented points do slice through snow, and cause "balling" underfoot more than their counterparts, so are not ideal for general mountaineering.