Sentence examples for computing direction from inspiring English sources

They are effective for computing direction free linear dependence when the data are independent.

It is worth noting that this is the first time that such a method of computing directions has been proposed for categorization applications.

However, each of these regions appears to compute direction in a distinct coordinate framework: geocentric in the entorhinal/subicular region and egocentric in the precuneus.

By exploiting these features, we elucidated roles of self-avoidance and S/NSD in SAC connectivity, discovered a previously undescribed phase of synapse elimination between SACs, and showed that alterations in these processes decrease the ability of the retina to compute direction of motion.

And Gokivo revealed yet another flaw: it didn't always know where you were and it computed directions far too slowly.

The rationale is that for putative monocular mechanisms the motion direction is well defined, whereas for binocular mechanisms that collapse monocular views before computing motion direction on basis of these collapsed images, motion direction is ambiguous as arrowheads appear alternately in even and odd-numbered slits and thus merely seem to wobble back and forth.

This paper surveys algorithms designed for identifying local activation times and computing conduction direction and speed.

AS and BinoGMF use the same algorithm for computing the direction of maximum nonlinearity.

For F&K, [7] gives two alternatives for choosing the number of components and for computing the direction of nonlinearity.

Here we describe the process for computing the direction of the Hopf bifurcation and the stability of bifurcating periodic solutions using the normal form method and center manifold theory introduced by Hassard et al. [46].

Apparently, different pontine neuronal groups may underlay the executive process of sequencing movement segments and of computing their direction, in parallel to the separate cortical fields that manage executive functionality, as opposed to visuo-motor transformations.