Sentence examples for adaptation position from inspiring English sources

Hence, 1.1 kHz represented the adaptation frequency and 80° represented the adaptation position.

The third column displays the response of the trained network to the test stimulus applied at the adaptation position (80°) and at the five different frequencies.

After each adaptation phase, the network was tested to assess the perceptual shift due to ventriloquism aftereffect and its generalization over frequency, by applying an auditory stimulus (test stimulus) at the adaptation position and either at the adaptation frequency or at a different frequency.

This study is based on three presuppositions: 1) a mandibular shift may cause a positional head adaptation [ 13]; 2) ocular phorias may cause a head compensation posture called ocular torticollis [ 14]; and 3) a head compensation posture causes body adaptation positions, to maintain a center of gravity compatible with the upright position [ 15].

Driving instructors were blinded to the results from the psycho-medical evaluation and reported their "gestalt" evaluation of driving performance as "good" or "sufficient" for the following criteria: respecting road regulations, handling vehicle, speed adaptation, correct position on the road, comfort, behavior toward other road users, observation, and anticipation.

11Additional audio files 9 and 10 are without and with formant tuning, Eqs. 26, and 25, and larynx position adaptation, Eq. 24).

This paper presents a concept of variable impedance actuator using a combination of fluid and gas to realize the adaptation of the position and stiffness.

Pervasive positioning is required for the wide scale adaptation of location awareness.

Our solution is based on the adaptation of previous positioning solutions to the application context, on algorithmic transformations to improve data reuse and reduce processing load, and on a new architectural solution for object drawing.

Therefore, certain protein-protein pairs may require careful adaptation of the positions of encounter and transition states when interpreting mutation effects on kinetic rates of association and/or dissociation.

High elevation streams and steep gradients are characterised by strong currents and turbulent flow, and this selects for species that have adaptations for maintaining position in fast flowing waters.