cardinal heading

cardinal heading

[′kärd·nəl ′hed·iŋ]
(navigation)
A heading in the direction of any of the cardinal points of the compass.
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Swept gain for the full-sized model relative to a standard antenna taken through the 0 [degrees] elevation plane for the four cardinal headings is shown in Figure 8.
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