Sentence examples for differences in orientation from inspiring English sources
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.
Seasonal differences in orientation behaviour were shown with a higher scatter in autumn with respect to spring.
They trained up a model that can tell with confidence what a signal profile corresponds to, with the minor variations that come from, say, slight differences in orientation or glass width.
Gabor features are robust and invariant to differences in orientation and illuminance but are not sufficient to express the amplitude character in images.
The results were analysed with circular statistics and multiple regression models adapted to angular distributions, in order to highlight differences in orientation under the various conditions.
However, as Lawson [6] demonstrated, this superficial similarity needs to be investigated further since important differences in orientation-sensitivity have also been observed between the two modalities for crossmodal matching and when another factor, shape discriminability, is manipulated.
Hemichannels reconstituted into DOPC bilayers displayed two populations of channel heights likely resulting from differences in orientations of inserted hemichannels.
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.
It was a venue, but when George came, it became a kind of mission, and that was a big difference in orientation.
