Sentence examples for directional interaction from inspiring English sources
For the adaptation phase, this analysis included the six conditions of interest (two adapted directions × three probe directions), within which the critical, directional interaction between adapting gaze direction and probe gaze direction was evaluated as a T contrast, creating a statistical parametric map (SPM) of the T statistic.
Connectivity relationships between reactions in a metabolic network as defined by stoichiometry can be modeled using a directed graph with vertices representing reactions and edges indicating a directional interaction between connected reactions.
This dataset contains the directional interaction strength between the different cells in the grid.
The dual directional interaction of cell-pairs brings to light the inevitable occurrence of coverage holes [16, 19].
These directional interaction terms are matrix-valued allowing to apply the standard orthogonal Cartan Lie-algebra decomposition.
The directional interaction strength between the square A and the square B is proportional to the number of calls issued from the square A to the square B.
Granger causality measures such as directed transfer function and adaptive directed transfer function were implemented to estimate the directional interactions of brain functional networks, over the scalp and cortical sensor spaces.
These techniques neither take time dimension into consideration nor reveal the directional interactions, thus they cannot configure a dynamic interactive system with time.
Although hydrophobic interaction is the main contributing factor to the stability of the protein fold, the specificity of the folding process depends on many directional interactions.
Cage molecules can also be designed with directional interactions, as for carboranethiols, where molecules with identical lattices have dramatically different chemical and physical properties, and film stabilities.
Directional interactions, such as hydrogen bonds and salt bridges, have additional strict or crude terms that indicate whether the angle parameters are within cutoffs (strict) or only certain distance criteria are met (crude).
