Sentence examples for far disparity from inspiring English sources

In the scanner, stimuli were either in front of (near; disparity −6 arcmin; motion 0.75°) or behind (far; disparity +6 arcmin; motion 0.25°) the surround.

Both near and far disparity sites have significant shifts, with median normalized shifts not significantly different (far = 0.32; near = 0.39; Wilcoxon rank sum, p = 0.40).

In the same monkey, we stimulated another site with MUA preference for rightward motion but in conjunction with far disparity; this time, we significantly increased the choices of clockwise (CW) rotation.

At home, while the stock markets seem impervious to the economic news so far, disparities in wealth between upper and lower classes and the decline of the middle class are worrisome.

Consistent with previous reports [ 4, 5, 15, 16], in V5/MT we identified fewer sites (9/48) at which neurons were tuned to far disparities.

While V5/MT neurons can be tuned to both a motion direction and a binocular depth [ 9], it is only at the level of area MST that motion preference reverses for near and far disparities, which would allow a more complete representation of the stimulus [ 12].

That suggests a reversal of decades in which there was far less disparity, in which some plumbers, say, or lawyers made a huge amount while others made far less.

That is a far greater disparity.

It is interesting to note, however, that the rhizomes of O. cinnamomea show a far greater disparity in anatomical characters than all other subgenera and even genera of modern Osmundaceae, indicating the existence of probably more than just a single Osmundastrum species in the past (Fig.  8 ).

An egalitarian pay ethic, with far less income disparity than there is in the U.S.? A refreshing lack of a 24/7 news cycle or televised punditry?

According to the actress, however, their paycheck disparity far exceeds that. .