Sentence examples for coordinates there from inspiring English sources

The question arises because in the two eyes' uncalibrated coordinates there must be a constant bias related to the interocular distance.

For parallel coordinates, there is a clear trend toward shorter fixations and longer saccades with increasing number of dimensions.

As the satellite measurement allows researchers to determine in a very precise way the track axis coordinates, there is a possibility to use the collected data not only for the inventory of tram lines, but also in geometrical layout designing.

Except for small variations in the coordinates, there was a total correspondence between the 54 elements identified by us (Table 1) and those identified by Bringaud and colleagues.

Once again, in the Ts plot, which shows the activity profile distributed over targets as appeared on the screen (i.e., space coordinates), there is a huge variability in neural activity for a given location for both neurons.

For example, in two adjacent regions that fail to align by LASTZ in a divergent region (II:2974336 3020963 coordinatesdIIates; II:3197502 3250769 N2 coordinates), there are two gene models, one with similarity to seven-transmembrane receptors and the second to fbx genes.

The coast guard officer, Captain Gregorio de Falco, barked back: "What are you coordinating there?

Seven years ago, he angered M.I.T.'s Media Lab when he broke off from a project coordinated there called "A Day in the Life of Cyberspace," and created a similar one, "24 Hours in Cyberspace".

"Jessy didn't show classic signs of retardation: she was coordinated, there were certain tasks she performed efficiently.

Let's just say that no matter how well ex-spouses and still-parents coordinate, there's a good chance of teary phone calls, angry exchanges during drop-off, and all-out fights about who's not saving enough for college, often played out smack in front of the children.

If the poloidal frequency Ω PN (x1) has extremes as a function of the radial coordinate, there can exist a transverse resonator (or azimuthal waveguide), that is a transparent region bounded on both sides by cut-off surfaces.