Sentence examples for equal orientation from inspiring English sources

For these data, the algorithm estimates a model with four classes with Gaussians that are ellipsoidal, variable in size but with equal orientation (VVE).

Note that the assumption of random uniformly distributed θ ~ j may correspond either to a scenario where each sensor has a different, random orientation or to a scenario where all sensors have equal orientation (in this case, θ ~ j = θ j  + a constant offset; therefore, θ ~ j is random like θ j ).

Neither charter school fever nor the "separate but equal" orientation the DOE currently embraces campaign is the way to go.

This pattern of preferential orientation toward A, the previous nest location, was consistent over the replicates and was significantly different from an H0 expectation of equal orientation toward A vs. C and D (replicate 1, χ2 = 16.92, p<0.001, df = 1; replicate 2, χ2 = 9.07, p = 0.011, df = 1; replicate 3, χ2 = 12.78, p = 0.002, df = 1).

If the results of Experiments 1 and 2 were driven by differences in the nature of the cues themselves or an interaction between this difference and the ability to maintain task instructions, we would expect at least a weak predictive association between WMC and the orientation cuing found in Experiment 3. Instead, we observe a striking pattern of near equal orientation cuing across all subjects.

In the second case, the image has been flipped, leading to equal orientations.

Based on the sample size of 76,630 respondents, the study has 0.95 power (alpha=0.05/beta=0.2) to detect a difference in the prevalence of mood disorders by sexual orientation equal to 0.02.

Bloomberg wrote in the Guardian: "As long as government is in the business of handing out marriage licences, all couples – regardless of their sexual orientation – deserve equal status in the eyes of the law".

He had also been involved recently in unsuccessfully resisting the introduction in Northern Ireland of the Equal Opportunities (Sexual Orientation Regulations) Act to promote equality of access for gay people.

The diagonal lines correspond to a change in preferred orientation equal to ± half of the mean HWHH.

We accomplished this within the test volume of the magnetic coil system using a magnetic field of equal strength and orientation to the field of the earth, but with opposite direction.