Sentence examples for elements of the figure from inspiring English sources

Elements of the figure are built up in each learning cycle.

The elements of the figure are explained further in the 'Principles of the GEOMAGIA50.v3 database' section.

To see whether the elements of the Figure 4 are valid we use, for external control, material from an interview study with young successful and young failed entrepreneurs.

Alternatively, the illusory contours do not prevent saccadic compression because, for example, they operate at a higher level of the visual stream than the re-mapping processes, but saccadic compression can be prevented by reducing the distance between the inducers so that the discrete elements of the figure are seen as a whole rather than its parts by the Gestalt law of proximity.

Thus, using different methodology, we have obtained results consistent with Sogo and Osaka's [8] conclusions that the Kanizsa figure is perceived as horizontally compressed and that the magnitude of such saccadic compression is dependent upon the distance between individual elements of the figure.

The selection of an image element should promote the coselection of similar image elements, and the IGT suggests that an enhanced response should spread between neurons representing image elements of the same figure.

Although the influence of many nations can be discerned in particular elements of these figures, the first appearance of such monumental stone figures seems to coincide with the reopening of Greek trade with Egypt (c. 672 bc).

Of course, the precise motion patterns between various elements are nested within, and influenced by the overall pattern of vibration from all other elements of the TPC (Figures 6, 11, and 13).

The elements of the structural design are shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 The design sketch of the total heat conduction structure.

The remaining matrix elements of Figure 1A are the number of bimodal genes in the "high" mode for both of the two tissue types designated in the row and column headings.

Each cell in this model is an individual unit containing several subcellular elements, such as the elastic plasma membrane, encompassed by viscoelastic elements that perform the function of the cytoskeleton, and the viscoelastic elements of the cell nucleus (Figure 1; Method 8).