Sentence examples for a given direction and from inspiring English sources

Following image processing with our algorithm, available metrics to quantify neurite alignment include angular histograms, percent of neurite segments in a given direction, and mean neurite angle.

Finally, wind roses (Fig. 2 d) show, for a fixed altitude, the probability that wind blows towards a given direction and at a given intensity.

Another asks students to consider the oft-ridiculed tendency of lemmings to run almost blindly in a given direction and what environmental settings would make it adaptive.

The objective of this research is to develop a method optimizing the coil configuration for the maximum Lorentz force in a given direction, and the minimum Lorentz forces and torques in other directions.

No anisotropy has been demonstrated, which tends to show a tendency for a non-favoured flow in a given direction, and may corroborate the observation determined from the walls that no indications of shear are observed.

This is in particular the case for radar applications for which a Doppler and a range processing currently take place at the output of a beam, which is mechanically or electronically steered in a given direction and scanned to monitor all the directions of space.

This together with appropriate selection of light source (lasers) to emit monochromatic light in the visible spectrum in a given direction targeting and fully activating the photosensitizer compound will determine the potential of photochemotherapy to counter this devastating infection.

The difference in pixel intensity between each data point and every other data point in a given direction was calculated and these differences were binned according to separation distance (h) (see horizontal axes in Figure 3).

For these keywords, tools to change behavior in a given direction were created, and together with the consultant each family then decided which tools they wanted to work with until next consultation.

Similar analyses can be made where genes are known to be on one side of the boundary and not the other and with a given direction.

From that point, begin to trace a contour (line) in a given direction, both with your eye and the pen.