Orthogonally

A non-sacred, state-recognized contract certified by a state authorized agent orthogonally dressed up with whatever ritual elements, religious or not, you want to throw on top to call it “marriage” by your own definition. ❋ Unknown (2010)

More orthogonally, my fantasy The Dragons of the Cuyahoga was actually inspired by a SF novel, In The Cube by David Alexander Smith. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I'd say its peculiar starting place -- the crossover between erotic fetish and violent automobile crashes -- is deliberately taken orthogonally from what the reader might expect I suppose the reader might expect a novel about sexual sado-masochism into uncannier realms, where it is not just violence upon the body but the machine, and death, that constitute our erotic life. ❋ Adam Roberts (2010)

Areas: An area is defined as a set of 1 or more cards, all of the same suit, all touching orthogonally. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Your hypothetical global criminal would need to bring the asteroid down on and allow the transglobal vulcanism to well up on 2 enemy states orthogonally positioned, while his own state was offset 1/4 of an earth circumference from the target states. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Playing a card: All cards played must touch orthogonally at least one other card on the table. ❋ Unknown (2009)

All pieces, except the knight, move either orthogonally (that is, forward, backward, or to the side), or diagonally. ❋ Unknown (2007)

If you're trying to get some fall off from a soft but otherwise splodgy light: I'd try dropping some strategic flags black so as not to bounce light elsewhere in the room between the softened light and the face, arranged orthogonally. ❋ Unknown (2008)

These steps are also counted orthogonally, however empty spaces count as steps for this calculation. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Steps are counted orthogonally, and may not repeat spaces, cross over empty spaces, or cross over your opponent's piece. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The center plane is aligned orthogonally to the z-axis, so that particles that emerge above this plane correspond to z-spin ˜up™ outcome and particles that emerge below this plane correspond to z-spin ❋ Berkovitz, Joseph (2007)

All the L-particles that are emitted above the center plane aligned orthogonally to the z-direction, like the L-particles 1-3, will be disposed to spin ˜up™; and all the particles that are emitted below this plane, like the L-particles 4-6, will be disposed to spin ˜down.™ ❋ Berkovitz, Joseph (2007)

The difficulty is that the errors add orthogonally. ❋ Unknown (2006)

I was thinking about the orthogonally of the proxies and my first thought was it is probably a precipitation index. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Kitcher thus joins Goldman, Haack, and Laudan in the view that it is possible to articulate a priori conditions of rationality or of epistemic warrant that operate independently of, or, perhaps one might say, orthogonally to, the social relations of science. ❋ Longino, Helen (2006)

[Common sense] and intelligence are orthogonal. I've seen plenty of [smart people] with no [common sense]. ❋ WJ Callahan (2009)

"I have this co-worker who keeps using the word 'orthogonal,' usually after he [mentions] some idea he thinks [is God's] gift to man. Can't wait to get this word into my [vocab]. Soon as I figure out what it means." ❋ Philosophistry (2010)

The length of the line equals the [surface area] sum of each all [triangles]. This is what is called a transfinite [curve]. Each curve contains an orthogonated surface area with graphenated triangles. ❋ Metawave (2020)