Journals succeed and fail on the basis of the reputations for fairness and perpendicularity _ as well as hipness and intellectual depth _ that their editors and referees are able to achieve . ( A violation of the tradition of anonymity by another journal, Economic Theory, may have been crucial in the matter, but that is another story .)
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The LOS-thickness for a vehicle in a horizontal position can be calculated by a simple formula, applying the cosine rule : it is equal to the armour's normal thickness divided by the cosine of the armour's inclination from perpendicularity to the projectile's travel ( assumed to be in the horizontal plane ) or:
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In mathematics, "'orthogonality "'is the relation of two lines at right angles to one another ( perpendicularity ), and the generalization of this relation into " n " dimensions; and to a variety of mathematical relations thought of as describing non-overlapping, uncorrelated, or independent objects of some kind.
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His visual composition and framing, which establishes a phenomenological relationship to space, is described as striking, as it ignores the conventional perpendicularity and the central perspective : " The visual space is always populated in the films rather than being empty space whose coordinates are fixed to categories borrowed from abstract geometry, such as the horizon and the vanishing point.
