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For the pixels from texture uniform areas whose energy in all four directions is almost equal, there is no remarkably dominant directional pattern (i.e., S 11/S 22

This means that the x directional vibration is the dominant direction below 600 Hz when the BC stimulation was applied 35 mm behind the ear canal opening.

The DTF estimates of the gamma band showed a dominant parietal-to-frontal directional flow in the right hemisphere during the encoding condition and in the left hemisphere during the retrieval condition (i.e. hemisphere-condition combination not involved by the HERA model).

Under restrictive conditions, we hypothesize that the trajectory of fsRIDL transgene frequency change will be most prominently directed by the dominant lethality in females, and the directional selection that this confers.

They are projections of the original matrices onto the dominant subspaces, computed efficiently with numerical directional perturbations.

Ruiz et al. [26] presented a texture orientation detection algorithm by computing the dominant gradient and reducing the unnecessary directional candidate modes in the RDO process, saving average time of 30.1% compared with HM 14.0.

Most populations showing evidence of directional selection contain a single-dominant allele that may be a resistance allele to a virulent infectious agent (McClelland et al. 2013).

The observed MHVRs showed a significant directional dependency and has a higher dominant frequency, at around 5 Hz, compared to those observed in Uji, at around 0.5 Hz.

However, the fact that the forward edge of collective cells moved faster for the higher Ca2+ treatments means that the speed of individual cells is not a dominant factor in collective cell movement but the directional and cohesive movement can be a dominant factor.

The directional dependence is significant and has a dominant frequency at around 5 Hz.

In fact, this evolutionary process appears to be the dominant force relative to mutation for genes under both directional and diversifying selection.