Sentence examples for developed orientation from inspiring English sources

It is an open question, whether differently developed orientation skills require alternate pedestrian navigation interface designs for optimal self-localization during wayfinding.

Using a developed orientation key, the relative layer angle between the top and subsequent layers can also be controlled during the stacking process.

With the newly developed orientation task, P1 and P3 had no difficulty correctly identifying the location of the door on the wall during unmatched control trials performed with dim scene luminances between 8 and 6 log attenuation (Fig.  2b, upper gray bars).

At exactly 12.54am – as the PR working group was culling final articles for this very editorial page, the Outreach team nearby was developing orientation materials for the new initiative "Occupy Your Block", and the Movement Building working group engaged in a conference call about national plans for the Day of Action on 17 November – an alert rippled room to room.

He gave a speech to emphasize the developing orientation of the P3 lab.

She develops orientation materials for new federal judges and contributes to continuing education for judges and court staff, work that often incorporates the fruits of her research.

In corroborating the BCM theory, it has been shown that a BCM network develops orientation selectivity and ocular dominance in natural scene environments [6, 7].

The use of ionic liquids (ILs) as novel reaction media is another rapidly developing orientation for process intensification considering their strong dissolubility, low vapor pressure and adaptable physicochemical properties.

Prolonged MD caused mismatch of the preferred orientation of two eyes, consistent with requirement of binocular visual experience during the critical period to develop orientation matching (Wang et al., 2010).

The grain size is coarser than that in schists, and layering is often well developed; mineral orientation is less perfect than in schists, however.

Accenture research found that high-performing businesses have a much more developed analytical orientation than other organizations.