longitudinally

By convention, the UAB is located in the same general area as the FDR and CVR longitudinally.

It specifically states that the pipe is not constrained to the pylons longitudinally (along the pipe direction).

The Ferrari is pulling well over 1G longitudinally during this time, enough to induce tunnel vision in some people and warp your perception of speed and distance.

With the binary search idea you proposed the dividing lines are more tightly packed longitudinally near the poles.

It looks like they are not strongly longitudinally segmented, which is against the theory.

I'm balking at the idea that the mean combined SAT of the college a teacher attended is predictive of their teaching quality, both currently and longitudinally.

So really, in the sense of railway design, 300kN is minimal, especially when placed longitudinally down the length of the vehicle structure.

The tube does float (longitudinally) over the pylons, in the proposal.

This sense has improved dramatically by reviewing my time tracking-data longitudinally.

There is literature, and longitudinally applied common sense, suggesting so.

Some school systems are beginning to track educational achievement longitudinally.

If you can study longitudinally you can get feedback signals, such as when people apply the LLM idea in practice and came back to iterate later.

The washing apparatus (1) embraces the solar panel (2) in the edge region in such a way that the washing apparatus (1) is guided in a longitudinally movable way directly on the solar panel (2)." Yeah, cleaning something with water and moving nozzles and brushes.

"It was the first space shuttle to perform an unmanned flight, including landing in fully automatic mode." "[...] despite a lateral wind speed of 61.2 kilometres per hour (38.0 mph), it landed only 3 metres (9.8 ft) laterally and 10 metres (33 ft) longitudinally from the target mark." That sounds pretty impressive.