head alignment

Walking across a low wooden beam, for example, requires a constant correction of knee, hip and head alignment.

Inability to attain and maintain head alignment due to the movable head design.

One common cause was the use of a cassette copy from a tape recorder with a different head alignment to the one being used.

All we need is a single transit shot to update the launch point coordinates, and then we need to start the heading alignment.

Head alignment.

On the date listed on your handouts, move to the launch point, do a coarse celestial heading alignment, store it, then stand by.

In one machine, the "Dragon", Nakamichi addressed the issue with a motor-driven automatic head alignment mechanism.

These included international voltage considerations, tape head alignment, and fitting 8 track tapes into a smaller and extremely robust case.

We can use the gyro platform heading calibrator at the presurveyed point to cross-check the heading alignment.

During early childhood, the TLR matures into more developed vestibulospinal reflexes to help with posture, head alignment and balance.

A baseline is representation of the output device settings (i.e. paper feed, head alignment, etc.) and associated conditions (i.e. media, ink, screening, etc.).

The performance of any tape depends to a large degree on the condition of your tape deck (proper head alignment, etc.) and the proper adjustment of bias.

They are now obsolete, as normal hard drives are designed to handle realtime media through servo calibration to monitor head alignment and through the use of larger memory buffers.

Head alignment needed to be performed after head replacement (usually due to a head crash), and in any case on a periodic basis as part of the routine maintenance required by the drives.

Once the orbiter reached Florida, Melroy performed a 195-degree right overhead turn along the heading alignment cone (HAC) in order to line up for a landing on Runway 33.

The pilot then navigates the STA around a heading alignment cone (HAC), a maneuver which aligns the shuttle's (or training aircraft's) flight path with the landing runway.

By making the encoding visible, one can see how encoding head alignment affects the position of the data tracks, and observe any possible magnetic damage that has occurred on the magnetic stripe.

However high security applications sometimes require that a disk drive be physically destroyed to ensure data is not recoverable, as microscopic changes in head alignment and other effects can mean even such measures are not guaranteed.

Later drives with exchangeable packs (such as the CDC 8" Lark drives) embedded the servo with the data, and hence didn't use separate servo surfaces and didn't require regular head alignment.

Because it optimized the angle of the tape head when switching directions, it did not need to eject the tape and spin it around to maintain proper tape head alignment (as with the Nakamichi RX series).

The principle of playing is that blind or partially sighted golf players have a sighted coach who assists the golfer in describing distance, direction and characteristics of the hole, and helps with club head alignment behind the ball, prior to the stroke.

They came up with an elegant though some think gimmicky solution and that was to automate the manual turnover of tape - in other words eject the tape and spin it around to maintain proper tape head alignment and this is in fact what Nakamichi did with the amazing RX series.