Examples of azimuth

• Peripheral azimuths are represented in the most medial and lateral regions.

• This results in the azimuth of the coiled-coil changing dramatically by close to 180m.

• The azimuth and the altitude of a star are the horizontal coordinates which determine the star's position with regard to a terrestrial place.

• Direction is expressed in azimuth and elevation angles in degrees.

• The solid curve in each graph signifies the settings of the ideal observer that compensates for changes in test surface azimuth.

• This is avoided by placing loudspeakers to the right-most and left-most directions (+ 90° azimuth).

• The size and location of single and multiunit receptive fields were plotted in azimuth and elevation relative to the area centralis.

• Finally, elliptical functions were fitted to the threshold data and their area, ellipticity, and azimuth were measured.

• The azimuth is an arc of the horizon circle of this place, measured from a point taken as its origin.

• The orientation of the test surface varied in azimuth and elevation from trial to trial.

• The horizontal axis for both graphs is used to plot either the azimuth or elevation of the test surface.

• Given the value a for the incident ray, 2a is the azimuth of the zero order light, in specular reflection.

• The parameters that describe the rays' diffraction here are two, one more than for the ordinary: the altitude and the azimuth.

• An equal angular velocity was then applied to all instrument azimuths.

• The visuotopic displacement of each pair was measured as the difference in azimuth between the centers of the two aggregate receptive fields.