The bead displacement was detected by a quadrant photodiode (QPD) and recorded at 2 kHz.
In his famous painting The Ambassadors, two statesmen stand surrounded by cartographic paraphernalia: globes, a torquetum, a quadrant and so on.
First, we identified voxels corresponding to the retinotopic location of the quadrants in early visual cortex (V1, V2, and V3) by using a quadrant localizer (see Experimental Procedures; see also Figure S1 in the Supplemental Data available online).
Second, dorsal and lateral cells (generally in the C and D quadrants, and in some tiers also the A quadrant) are influenced by signaling from 3D/4d [21], [21].
The last thing you want to do with a Relator is to come off pushy or aggressive.The Socializer This quadrant indicates both a desire to build relationships (Open) and a fast-paced, aggressive approach (Direct).
He had a map approved by the Dutch, showing a tight quadrant of land within which his team was to confine its work.
His construction is a pointwise one: We begin with a quadrant of a circle (as in Pappus's description) but rather than relying on the intersection of uniformly moving segments to describe the curve, Clavius proceeds by first identifying the points of intersection between segments that bisect the quadrant and segments that bisect the arc of the quadrant.
It can be seen she has a cold nipple region followed by a slightly warmer lower-outer quadrant (arrow A) and a warm upper quadrant, which is a standard feature for a normal thermogram.
The number of fibres contained in a bundle differed by retinal quadrant, that is, there were fewer in the temporal quadrant and more in the inferior quadrant (figure 1A).
One way to constructively communicate imaging results to the surgeons is by analyzing the abdomen using a quadrant approach.
