Sentence examples for ear axis from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to further evaluate whether there exists a universally applicable ideal ear axis, and how sociodemographic factors impact such preferences.

This observation led Al-Awqati and Schwartz to propose a "kidney-inner ear axis" model to highlight the strikingly conserved mechanism of foxi1 for kidney and inner ear differentiation [2].

Kernel samples were harvested on 6, 12, 18, 24, and 30 days after pollination (DAP) and removed from the ear axis of three ears, respectively.

The folded baffle is designed to create two "ears" perpendicular on the axis of the cylinder by folding the inclined baffle at both corners of the curved edge and straight edges to fix the helical baffles with three sets of rod and spacing sleeve assembles.

Each sow had a specific ear tag with an 3 axis accelerometer sensor mounted on the ear.

Stimuli were diffused by a loudspeaker placed behind the subject (monkeys: Nagra III Kudelski mounted on the wall/girls: Sony SRS-77G, hidden behind a curtain), as soon as the subject displayed the required posture (i.e. back straight, head symmetrically positioned on the loudspeaker axis with both ears at the same distance from the loudspeaker).

These are specially designed for comfort, with an off-axis to fit your ear canal better.

The most eye-catching feature of the ILD distribution in the barn owl with its asymmetrical ears was a rotation of the axis with the largest ILD gradient from the azimuthal axis, resulting in a minimum of the ILD at about −20° azimuth/−20° elevation and a maximum of the ILD at about +20° azimuth/+20° elevation (Figure S1E, S1F, S1G).

Primary closure without dog ears usually requires that the longest axis of an elliptical incision be at least three times longer than the short axis.

If they are on the proper axis, fluid from the inner ear moves out and up and returns evenly and instantly.

RA rescued defects caused by 100 mM ethanol treatment during gastrulation and somitogenesis stages that include early gastrulation cell movements (anterior posterior axis), craniofacial cartilage formation, and ear development.