Sentence examples for index of orientation from inspiring English sources

The leading process of a migrating interneuron is oriented towards the direction of migration and thus provides an index of orientation of migration [24] [26].

An index of orientation dispersion is defined to characterize angular variation of neurites.

The values obtained are 20 28 GPa depending on the crystallinity index and degree of orientation of the samples.

The degree of texture is quantified by Lotgering orientation factor (LOF), an index of a specific preferred orientation like {00 l} expressed as LOF = (p − p0)/(1 − p0), where p = Σ 00 l film/Σ hkl)film and p0 = Σ 00 l)powder/Σ 00l)powder[17].

It seemed that the main reason for the improvement of strength is the decrease and modification of orientation index for the nucleus function, not the increasing amount of hydration products.

The spiking activity at these sites showed pronounced orientation tuning (showing an orientation index of > 0.5 at each site) when confronted with a grating of 64% contrast.

Further, orientation selectivity index (OSI) and direction discrimination index (DDI) were computed as discrimination indices for orientation and direction by correcting for the goodness of the tuning fit as suggested by Prince et al. (2002) where, RMSE is the square root of the residual variance around the means across the tuning curve.

To understand the driving mechanism for the different behaviours experimentally observed, a theoretical evaluation of the surface energy of the low-index surface orientation of CeO2 and cubic zirconia (c-ZrO2) was computed using first-principles density functional theory (DFT).

We characterize the local structure of the orientation map by computing an index based on the distribution of orientation preferences in a small neighborhood of each cortical point.

(A ) Cumulative frequency distribution of orientation selectivity index (OSI) for responsive cells through the open eye.

(B ) Correlation of orientation selectivity index (OSI) between contralateral (closed) eye (abscissa) and ipsilateral (open) eye (ordinate).