Sentence examples for guided orientation from inspiring English sources

On the first day, following the procedural pre-training, each mouse performed a visually guided orientation session, i.e., a series of four trials for which the submerged platform had a visible white cylinder (diameter: 4 cm, height: 7 cm) on the top, and was placed in a new location from trial to trial.

Therefore, it is necessary to examine the responses of LPTCs to natural motion stimuli to be able to infer the potential functional role of LPTCs for visually guided orientation behavior.

Moreover, practical experience has shown that it can guide orientation of the acetabular component of the prosthesis in anteversion (Fig. 7).

Some marine species are dependent on reefs for adult survival and reproduction, and are known to use reef noise to guide orientation towards suitable habitat.

In marine sharks and rays the ampullae are organized into distinct subdermal groups or clusters that are associated with branches of the anterior lateral line nerve [28] to guide orientation behaviors.

This information can be gathered, processed and then used to guide orientation behavior.

This is because the sun's azimuth at a set time of day provides a reliable directional cue that can be used to guide orientation, or indeed to calibrate other compass systems (see e.g. Papi, 1992).

Guided morning orientation tours of Charleston are offered Monday through Saturday and cost $15.

While immersed in water, the PHBV functioned as the frame of the scaffolds, and the inner hydrogels provided routes for nutrients transportation and guided cells orientation.

Chemosensory cues are thought to arouse the male and promote progression through courtship elements, whereas visual cues guide orientation and following [ 7].

We determined (1) the variation in the TAL orientation and the influence of hip disease and gender on this variation, (2) the reliability of using the TAL for guiding cup orientation, and (3) the influence of pelvic tilt on the TAL-guided cup orientation, using computed tomography (CT) scan and computer simulation.