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UK
/daɪɹˌɛkʃənˈælɪti/
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NOUN
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the property of being directional or maintaining a direction
the directionality of written English is from left to right -
the property of a microphone or antenna of being more sensitive in one direction than in another
the antenna received signals with no directivity
How To Use directionality In A Sentence
- The WS410 access point sports six antenna and uses beamforming -- a single radio method of handling signal reflection and directionality -- to provide what they term a vastly increased coverage area. Wi-Fi Networking News
- Seasonal migrations and potential for high rates of gene flow without simple geographic directionality suggest that Mallard populations may show very little geographic structure.
- Directionality: The signal appears to be multidirectional, that is, received signal may be weaker or stronger depending on where the antenna is pointed, but the apparent direction of strong signal is sometimes varying or inconsistent, especially indoors (bouncing?). Undefined
- the directionality of written English is from left to right
- It has the nature of randomness , generality, problem solving , radiativeness, directionality and creativity.
- Recent emphasis in stereology is concerned with sampling strategies to avoid bias due to directionality and non-uniformity, and these methods are fully covered. Undefined
- Correlational analyses, as performed in this study, also preclude any statement regarding the directionality of the relationships found, nor can any causality be inferred.
- Regional economic characteristics are determined by regional differences and superiority, directionality of industrial distribution, laws of labour division and regional benefits.
- We studied the directionality of frontoparietal connectivity during consciousness, propofol anesthesia, and recovery in human volunteers. Forbes.com: News
- In a complex queue, directionality is not programmed in; instead it is produced through a system of switches and feedback loops and so on.
