Sentence examples for difference in orientation from inspiring English sources

However, contrast adaptation did reduce the difference in orientation tuning observed between different contrasts, indicating that contrast adaptation does contribute to making orientation tuning less contrast-dependent.

"It was this fundamental difference in orientation that contributed most to George W. Bush's victory," Toobin writes.

No significant difference in orientation was found between simultaneously and sequentially two-way drawn samples.

It was a venue, but when George came, it became a kind of mission, and that was a big difference in orientation.

Also, note the difference in orientation: in the close-up view of G1.9+0.3, north is up and east is to the left, while in the 2MASS image north is to the left and east is down.

This key difference in orientation appears to derive from a sequence insertion in D-DT that topologically limits binding to only one CD74 molecule per D-DT homotrimer, in contrast to predicted binding of up to three CD74 molecules per MIF homotrimer.

This difference in orientations of D1 and D2 was also observed in the pm43S (Hashem et al., 2013).

Instead, when compared with the preceding image, the cortical activity patterns characterized exactly the difference in orientations.

To give an overall measure of the orientation of the SC map relative to the field, the mean difference in orientations of corresponding edges in the field and the SC is computed.

However, the charge storage efficiency of the samples calcined at different temperatures can vary due to the observed differences in orientation and morphology of the 1-D nanostructures.

The differences in orientation specificity, and the fact that hysteresis and adaptation display markedly different time constants (Kanai and Verstraten 2005), further speak for a dissociation of their underlying mechanisms.