Sentence examples for hypothesis of position from inspiring English sources
However, the hypothesis of position invariance is biologically problematic because neural mechanisms vary profoundly with visual field eccentricity (see Discussion).
Given this evidence and our size results (Fig. 1 b ), a specific alternative to the hypothesis of position invariance was based on the CMF.
When extended to multi-robotic scenarios where all robots possess more than one hypothesis of their position, there is an opportunity to do better by using robots, apart from obstacles, as 'hypotheses resolving agents'.
No hypothesis of its position can be preferred over others at present and morphology does not offer clear clues about its affinities either.
4. Previous hypotheses of the position of Thylacocephala within Eucrustacea (to Stomatopoda, Decapoda or Thecostraca) are incompatible with the new information reported here.
The hypothesis of liquid equilibrium position following equivalent gravity is first proposed.
A hypothesis of the phylogenetic position of adaptive peak shifts also provides a framework for future assessments of the ecological context of phenotypic divergence in adaptive radiations.
After a first step of position hypotheses generation, an efficient probabilistic active strategy selects an action, for a single lost robot case, or two joint actions when two lost robots are in a line of sight, so that the hypotheses set is best disambiguated.
In this first molecular phylogenetic hypothesis, the position of R. caryophyllacea differs from all previously suggested hypotheses based on morphology.
5) The idea that the function of grid cells is to produce a nested code of position is a hypothesis, not only in three dimensional spaces but also in two dimensions, since the role of grid cells in spatial coding is far from being established experimentally, and even the structure of the grid cell code in rodents has been characterized only in very simple and small environments.
Lander and Botstein (1989) summarized the evidence for a QTL at position λ by the LOD score, LOD, which is the log10 likelihood ratio comparing the hypothesis of a single QTL at position λ to the null hypothesis of no QTL.
