Sentence examples for coordinates to reflect from inspiring English sources
As the user rotates or resizes a portal, each geometry will update its global coordinates to reflect the change.
How the noisy, bimodal decisions of single cells are coordinated to reflect global cognate antigen load over several days of response is currently unclear.
Given that the present study employed a subset of subjects who also performed the motor localizer task published by Hauk et al. (2004), the corresponding coordinates are more likely to reflect brain areas involved in hand-action processing for our subjects than values from the literature.
The biophysical origin of the LFP has been discussed to reflect coordinated synaptic input and slow intrinsic conductances (Mitzdorf 1985; Buzsaki 2006) in the local cortical network.
Cortical theta power is proposed to reflect coordinating neural networks involved in monitoring behaviour and the environment as well as facilitating task-specific adaptive changes in performance.
Although a new genome build was released in March 2006, the AceView transcript genome coordinates have not yet been updated to reflect the new build.
As in [28], the 5' most coordinate of the read was considered to reflect the position of transcriptionally engaged RNAPII.
Although the significance of these various starvation responses to survival in the wild requires further study, their existence in the life cycle is likely to reflect the importance of coordinating development and growth with nutritional status for optimal fitness and reproduction.
The protonation states of histidine residues and the cysteine residues coordinated to the zinc ions were selected to reflect their local environments.
The arrests appear to reflect a newly energized and coordinated effort by the Lebanese security agencies, which now cooperate far more effectively among themselves and with Hezbollah, the Shiite militant group based here, than they did in the past.
Classical multidimensional scaling (CMD; [96]) on normalized Manhattan distances (Eq. 3) among analytes was used to reflect distances as points in principal coordinates space.
