Sentence examples for direction differences from inspiring English sources

Differences between neighbouring local dialects are usually small, but, in traveling farther in the same direction, differences accumulate.

In the longitudinal direction, differences in sorption may lead to chromatographic mixing, which dominates in most cases over dispersive mixing.

Bending direction differences were also found with extension strength being the greatest regardless of age and sex.

The direction differences create interference patterns and the interference fringes are used to reconstruct the measured surface topography.

In the LIV → LI direction, differences reached significance at depths between 57.0 and 74.9 %, except for the intrinsic electrophysiological properties.

It seems that biases are present in this data, with the repulsion curve being strongly asymmetric for clockwise and counter-clockwise surroundto-center direction differences (see Fig. 7, solid black curve for FI, solid grey curve for standard models).

When viewing two superimposed, translating sets of dots moving in different directions, one overestimates direction difference.

The maximum difference of the ratios caused by field direction difference is 0.031, occurring at the (5,5 C150 nanotube under 0.5 V/Å electric field.

The "best" metric is measured by a linear combination of the distance from the FOV's camera location to the point q and the direction difference between the FOV's orientation and the group direction.

Then, setting the "direction reference" as the direction from the current fixation to the previous fixation at the given time t f, the scalar direction difference DE was expressed as (2) DE = mean (d ).

Finally, setting the "direction reference" as the direction from the current fixation to the expected direction (the direction to target) at a given time t f, the scalar direction difference DX was expressed as (4) DX =   mean ((direction    observed ⊖ direction    target    expected ) · w ).