Sentence examples for direction of turns from inspiring English sources
I often have shreds of paper in my pocket, with lists of streets, preceded by R or L, so I have the sequence and direction of turns to make.
Number and direction of turns were evaluated automatically with the following algorithms: left direction, 0,1 interruptions; right direction, 1,0 interruptions; and turn counter, 1,1 interruptions.
Thus, instead of correlating the direction of turns to make more persistent trajectories, Dictyostelium cells suppress turns by which longer series of persistent splittings are formed.
A third mechanism of improved SIRE is to correlate the direction of turns, which will increase the persistence and reduces the probability that cells return to earlier visited areas [9].
We expressed CsChrimson in specific neurons to relate patterns of activity in these neurons to decisions regulating the frequency, size, and direction of turns.
The role of these more anterior segments of the nervous system is to modify the performance of the thoracic and abdominal routine in the presence of stimuli, for example, by altering the frequency and direction of turns when a food odor is detected [ 9, 26].
Quantitative measures of the strength and reversibility of stereotypes were used to analyze the effects of pointer position, direction of turn instruction, and control plane on movement compatibility.
Some enabling inventions may lie in the direction of turning retirees into productive citizens, so that the "aging" population becomes less of an economic threat.
The spatial considerations included in this research consisted of four components: distance to adjacent curves, direction of turn of the adjacent curves, and radius and length of the adjacent curves.
Furthermore, the patterns we found in antennae movements suggest that ants do compare information from both antennae to track trail edges and guide the magnitude and direction of turning angles.
Such developments may even constitute a step in the direction of turning the digital sphere into a self-organizing intelligence with potential control over human behaviour, a powerful political weapon that invites dangerous misuse.
