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In Eq. (1), t is the camera position in the world coordinates and R is the rotation matrix corresponding to the orientation of the digital camera.

Spikes detected in EEG only could be due to sources corresponding to the orientation of the lowest sensitivity in MEG.

Biopsy specimens were computationally sectioned both in cross-section (corresponding to the orientation of radial OCT images) and in longitudinal orientation (corresponding to longitudinal B-mode OCT images) for co-registration and comparison with the acquired OCT images.

In particular, resonances at z orientation are enhanced in the green curve, while in the blue curve the resonances corresponding to the orientation of the field along the nitroxide plane substantially diminish.

As a result the line shape at 360 K of a pure Col phase is characterized by a substantial increase of the resonance intensity corresponding to the orientation of the magnetic field in the xy plane.

Before computing the distance between estimated and reward rate-maximizing bounds, we projected bound parameter vectors into the eigenspace of this Hessian, corresponding to the orientations of decreasing curvature strength.

Its absolute value equals the area (in R2) or volume (in R3) of the image of the unit square (or cube), while its sign corresponds to the orientation of the corresponding linear map: the determinant is positive if and only if the orientation is preserved.

The distribution is arranged to set the mean orientation = 90°, corresponding to the mean orientation of the lineation.

The interplanar spacing of LiMn2O4 is calculated to be ca. 0.47 nm, which is corresponding to the same orientation of atomic plane (1 1 1).

The XRD spectrum of the Sn droplets deposited at 800 °C is shown in Fig. 3and is characterized by an intense peak corresponding to the (2 0 0) orientation of Sn and less intense but well resolved peaks corresponding to the (1 0 1), (3 0 1), (4 0 0) and (3 2 1) orientations.

We found that under dim light in our cylindrical monitoring apparatus (Supporting Fig. S1A), migratory songbirds performed migratory restlessness behavior consisting mainly of rapid wing whirring while perched, but also head scans and some hops, in a preferred direction corresponding to the migratory orientation of their free-flying conspecifics [26], [37].