Sentence examples for direction prior from inspiring English sources

The velocity of each sphere in the tangential direction prior to aggregation was constant.

Under Findlay's direction Prior cut his teeth on W.E. Johnson's classic text Logic and studied the 18th century British moralists.

Under flow field at extrusion processing, the needle crystals orient to the flow direction prior to the crystallization of iPP.

The mapping of faults in the area also suggests a NE-SW σ1 direction prior to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake (Sato et al., 1982).

The wave-like arc features are azimuthally spaced bright spot structures that move along the arc direction prior to the auroral expansion onset.

The boresight direction of the receiving telescope was determined to have shifted by 0.2° (3.5 mrad) from the best-estimated direction prior to launch (the central position of the spiral scan in Fig. 3).

This difference in evolutionary response occurred despite the fact that both characters exhibited substantial phenotypic variation in both concerted and antagonistic directions prior to selection (Fig. 1).

We asked whether the directional tuning of different cells remained coherent across trials, i.e., if their relative firing directions were maintained, in the presence of the instability in absolute firing directions prior to eye opening.

While for single frame estimation this formulation fuses the measurements (of head pose and body direction) with prior beliefs, when analysing video data we can further impose smoothness constraints to encode temporal coherence: the joint prior at time is in this case taken to be, where we use the assumption that the current direction is independent of previous gaze.

The exact structure of the data depends on what type of additional information is included, such as travel direction and prior probabilities for roads at an intersection.

These directions were reasonably consistent with the in situ geomagnetic field direction measured prior to the firing, though the mean inclinations were approximately 3° shallower than the in situ field.