Sentence examples for for a given direction from inspiring English sources

* (p <0.05) and # (p <0.001) indicate significant difference across scaffold types for a given direction.

For a given direction, the first-order derivative Gaussian kernel is defined as (3).

Its value and sign depends on parameters of the original CCP with double flows and depends also on the polarization of the mode e.m. field for a given direction of the wave vector.

Then, for a given direction in k-space, the maximum group velocity v max = max ∇ k ω k determines the maximum propagation speed of correlations, i.e., the effective light cone.

To verify that 6 mm thickness is ensured, a total thickness from the MCP position is calculated by integrating densities of the analyzer structures for a given direction from an MCP position.

Since the spatial cue indicates which direction should be given preference, and since the histogram of B ⃖ indicates which source is dominant for a given direction, it is possible to approximate the spectrogram bin associated with the spatial cue more precisely than other bins.

We anticipate that this method of estimating return levels for winds in a given direction will yield estimates with greater accuracy than current techniques enable.

Such epistasis between shape QTLs could greatly enhance the number of degrees of freedom of genetic shape variation, in contrast to a scenario where at least one gene would have to be specific for variation in a given direction.

Each term is a product of an eigenstate for a component of spin in a given direction for particle 1 with the opposite eigenstate (i.e., belonging to the eigenvalue that is the negative of the eigenvalue for particle 1) for the component of spin in the same direction for particle 2.

Yet, what the results in Fig. 8 suggest is that there is no intrinsic bias in a given direction for any of the specific sampling methods.

We define swarming as the concerted movement of a bacterial community in a given direction, for example, towards nutrients and/or other exogenous signals.