Sentence examples for frontal range from inspiring English sources
The Yimake landslide, on the northern frontal range of the Pamir at the southwestern end of the Tarim basin, is composed of ~ 1.4 × 109 m3 of landslide debris and has an age of 7.1 ± 0.6 ka.
The Kathmandu valley is a tectonic basin formed by the uplift of the Himalayan frontal range and filled by thick lacustrine, alluvial fan and fluvial deposits of the paleo-Kathmandu lake in Pleistocene and Quaternary that overlay meta-sedimentary Precambrian Paleozoic bedrock (e.g., Yoshida and Igarashi 1984; Sakai 2001; Sakai et al. 2006; Piya 2004).
Therefore tympanic membrane oscillations in the frontal range of ±30° correspond to interaural intensity difference of 0.41 dB/°.
Although this enhances auditory directionality the actual precision of directional hearing and phonotactic steering has never been studied in the behaviourally important frontal range.
The linear latency gradient of 42 µs/° in the frontal range thus reflects almost exclusively the gradient of interaural intensity differences [33], [41].
Based on the characteristic biophysical and neurophysiological data sets we determined the directional response functions of the cricket auditory system in the frontal range from 0° to 30°.
In addition to this long-range connection, frontal short-range (from Fz to neighboring electrodes) transfers in theta and alpha were increased during the reasoning condition.
The histogram (Fig. 4b) shows that the lengths of the frontal structures range from 50 to 500 km with the average of ~160 km.
Reducing the range to resulted in a 4.72% drop in performance, while training on the range (i.e., a single frontal image) led to a 7.03% decrease.
Many occipital and temporal sensors first became predictive of Si category between 90 and 230 ms post stimulus onset, followed by some parietal and frontal sensors ranging from 330 550 ms post stimulus onset.
Other regions with more than 0.2 mm thinning included inferior temporal, temporal pole, inferior parietal (both angular and supramarginal gyri), and superior frontal regions, which ranged from 8.1%to11.6%6% thinner in AD than OC.
