Sentence examples for gradient perception from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most studied example of gradient perception is chemotaxis in certain motile bacteria, which are capable of perceiving and adaptively responding to the spatial attributes of resource gradients, registering nutrient concentrations at different points in time [e.g. 18], [19].

The sagittal slice orientation resulted in significantly lower acoustic noise generated by the imaging gradients, enabling a better stimulus perception.

The existence of such abilities in rudimentary life forms such as bacteria suggests that the perception of environmental gradients might also occur in additional organisms which lack central nervous systems.

Other well studied signaling mechanisms involving multicellular signal perception are morphogen gradients in development in many organisms and recently renewed efforts in signals involved in maintaining stem cell niches (some examples reviewed in [52] [56]).

Different aspects of the production and perception of humidity gradients suggest that this floral trait might be more reliable and efficient than the honest signals described above.

The fact that the gradient of risk for our symptom perception question is diluted but still evident suggests that the effect must be partly mediated by factors outside those measured which are important in people's health-seeking behaviour.

The sagittal slice orientation resulted in significantly lower acoustic noise generated by the imaging gradients, enabling a better auditory stimulus perception.

Because the tips of growing roots simultaneously experience both spatial and temporal gradients, the greater sensitivity of the root apex to environmental stimuli [36], [48], suggests that the perception of temporal and spatial gradients is based on the same mechanisms, however, testing this hypothesis requires additional experimentation.

For the validation of our proposed methodology conventional as well gradient based metrics along with human visual perception are employed.

The second pair of differential equations corresponds to action and perception, respectively they constitute a (generalised) gradient descent on variational free energy.

Adjacent vascular territories have also been found to interdigitate with peninsulas of myocardium perfused by different coronary arteries in a manner that could cause sampling error and a false perception of a lateral perfusion gradient.