Sentence examples for angular area from inspiring English sources

We assume that U=10 users are randomly placed within an angular area stretching in azimuth ϕ from -60° to 60° and in elevation θ from 70° to 110°5.

The angular area increases caudally, where it extends into a well developed, caudally-protruding processus angularis.

A part of the angular area of the corpus is preserved.

Hair can be grabbed to smash their head on any angular area such as a desk corner, wall edge, table top, anything pointy and edged.

The protocol proved efficient at triggering graduated cerebral activations: low emotional charge, superior temporal gyri and sulci; mean emotional charge, same as low emotional charge plus bilateral premotor cortices and left inferior frontal gyrus; high emotional charge, cingulate, temporal, frontal, prefrontal and angular areas, thalamus and cerebellum.

In order to write an explicit formula for as a function of all intrinsic and extrinsic parameters (optical constants, area and angular field of view of the receiver, etc)., we need to provide a suitable expression for, that is, ultimately, for the source and the receiver.

a FLAIR image shows an area of increased signal intensity in the right angular region.

Daylight falls from devices on the roof called light monitors, and angular ceiling areas, called "crinkles," serve to deflect the daylight smoothly throughout a room.

In humans, VIP is mostly anterior to the relatively enlarged angular gyrus areas; this results in VIP being less medially displaced by them than LIP is.

With regard to neuroanatomy, a study by Banno and colleagues [ 73] showed that, when studied with single-photon emission computed tomography imaging, psychosis symptoms in AD were most associated with lower regional cerebral blood flow values in the right angular gyrus (Brodmann area 39) and the right occipital lobe (Brodmann area 19).

When patients with gaze-evoked tinnitus were given PET scans, some showed activity in the angular gyrus, an area of the brain near the auditory cortex; others had activity in the brain stem.