rectangular coordinate

[O.sub.1][X.sub.1][Y.sub.1][Z.sub.1] - rectangular coordinate system connected with the frame of seeder (body 1);

If the PCB is a parallelogram instead of a rectangle, as shown in the rectangular coordinate system of FIGURE 3B, a measurement of the perpendicular distance between the 1.00 edges would yield 10.00.

PSSE is considered in the polar and rectangular coordinate systems.

According to this method, the bottom surface is described in the rigidly connected with the UV right rectangular coordinate systemXYZ by the equation:

Methods: On the lateral surfaces of 40 adult skulls (19 male skulls and 21 female skulls), a rectangular coordinate system was defined to measure the x and y coordinates of two points: the ASTS and the squamosal-parietomastoid suture junction (SP).

Section 2 describes the GEO SAR geometry and notation, and the Doppler vector of the satellite-borne SAR is analyzed in the Earth rectangular coordinate (ERC).

For the often experienced complex-valued microwave quantities, the associated measurement uncertainties have been strongly recommended to be evaluated in rectangular coordinate [10], following the internationally recommended guidelines [5].

The reported works [7,10] strongly recommended that for a complex-valued variable S (S = R + jl, R and I are the real and imaginary components), its uncertainty evaluation should be performed in the real-imaginary rectangular coordinate. However, a polar representation (i.e., magnitude [absolute value of S] = [square root of ([R.sup.2] + [I.sup.2]]) and phase [PHI] = [tan.sup.-1](I/R)) is often preferred by the RF and microwave community.