Sentence examples for centre orientation from inspiring English sources

Varying models of care were illustrated, and were dependent upon personnel and centre orientation.

N-cadherin is required for microtubule organizing centre orientation and directional migration of smooth muscle cells [ 128].

Specifically, the phenomenon of surround and mask suppression can be captured by the following formula: (1) where R C, M) denotes the response of the neuron to a given centre orientation when the surround/mask stimulus is simultaneously present.

In the absence of attention, w1 then corresponds to the neuron's response to a given centre orientation, and w2 corresponds to the neuron's response to the surround/mask only stimulus (i.e. when no centre stimulus was present and attention was directed to the opposite hemifield).

Effect of attention: R(Catt, Matt) from R(Caway, Maway) responses (effects of attention on centre and surround/mask responses predicted from attend away centre/surround responses) for each of the 12 different centre orientations.

Effect of attention: R(Catt) from R(C) responses (i.e. the effect of attention on centre only responses from centre only responses (attend away condition) for each of the 12 different centre orientations.

Effect of attention: R(Catt, Matt) from R(C) and R(M) responses (effects of attention on centre and surround/mask responses predicted from attend away – no surround and from attend away surround only responses) for each of the 12 different centre orientations.

Effect of normalization: R(Catt, Matt) from R(Catt) and R(Matt) responses, i.e. another determination of normalization effects for each of the 12 different centre orientations [β was set to 1 for the multiplicative models and 0 (but see above) for additive models for this condition again].

A wrapped Gaussian function was fitted to the mean response elicited by each centre bar orientation in the four different conditions (least square fitting): Here Y is the predicted response for the given bar orientation, B is the baseline, A is the amplitude of the tuning curve, P is the preferred orientation and σ is the bandwidth of the tuning curve.

Show notes on lurid yellow card made no mention of clothes at all, but rather explained the show as a celebration of "rhizomatic thought": disorderly thought, that is, with neither centre nor orientation.

This centring and orientation specify humanity's place in the universe and the regard that humans must have for other humans, nature, and the entire nonhuman world; they set the stylistic tone that tends to determine all other gestures, actions, and structures in the culture.