Sentence examples for directions offset from inspiring English sources

The grating ridge of each polarizer orients four different directions offset by 45°, which determines different polarization directions correspondingly.

At night, the signal commonly arrives from directions offset from the great circle bearing by up to 80° and these events have been categorised into five main types.

Also this year, the materials science division plans to give a dozen or so young scientists who show exceptional promise a 2-year "creativity extension" of their current grant to explore new directions, offsetting some of the conservatism that comes with a stagnant budget.

There exists an aperture width range (and also focal length range) in which the optical efficiency decreases with increasing offset angle, which is contrary to the conclusion presented in previous literature that the effects of X-direction offset (a = 0°) is greater than that in Y-direction (a = 90°).

In the ' no noise' condition, the QUEST function tracked the basic direction offset threshold in the absence of noise.

The three parameters are the proportion, magnitude (fold) and direction (offset) of differentially expressed genes between samples, respectively.

Second, in the experiments where the direction offset between the components was systematically varied (Figs 4 B and 5 B ), stimulus velocity appeared not to be correlated with oscillation frequency.

The interaction between the factors is diverse; in some places they reinforced each other, whereas in some they operated at opposite directions and offset each other.

Three measurements in different directions, each offset by 120°, were recorded, and the initial Ra was determined for each tooth prior to bracket bonding.

The increase in inhibition in one direction is offset by a decrease in the width of the direction-selective inhibitory interactions against the path of stimulus motion.

Different constraint stiffness values and contact gaps in the same direction may offset or increase the stress caused by different loads.