Finally, most methods are limited in their ability to capture orientation dispersion, resulting in low to moderate, yet statistically significant, correlation with histologically-derived dispersion with both HARDI and NODDI methodologies.
A pseudo-in-situ electron back-scattered diffraction technique adopted to capture orientation changes within individual grains during the early stages suggests that twinning should be subsequently aided by crystallographic slip to attain α-fiber (〈1 1 0〉||ND) orientations.
The features captured orientation, eccentricity, upper body information, general shape, and sticking out parts.
The PCA plane contains the main orientation of the person in the 3D frame, and projecting data into this plane allows us to capture orientation invariant shapes.
Geo Cam ($5 for iPhone) is a more ambitious camera app for the iPhone that also captures the orientation of the camera when the photo was taken.
As the basalt cools, it captures the orientation of the prevailing magnetic field and carries it along on the spreading seafloor.
The way in which sexual attraction to a same- sex romantic partner was defined may not adequately capture sexual orientation since sexual behavior and identity are complex constructs that are often incongruent (Savin-Williams, 2006).
A further implication is that both ERp27 and PDI have considerable conformational flexibility in solution and that the crystal structures have captured particular orientations from a much wider ensemble of flexible variation.
Hence the constitutive framework developed is dependent on the crystallographic orientation, properly capturing micro-scale anisotropic rate behaviour.
This typology has been used in similar analyses 31 32 to identify a broad newspaper sample with various readership demographics and political orientations, thus capturing the potential range of ways that print media frame particular topics.
