Sentence examples for intermediate direction from inspiring English sources

The tensegrity structure, therefore, will need to provide enough flexibility to allow the robot to turn right, left, up, down, and in any other intermediate direction so the robot can change its path into other duct branches.

The rose diagrams at several to several hundred hertz show that there are two rough types of dominant directions: NW-SE (or NE-SW) in the Chishinshan area and N-S (or E-W) at the Da-you-keng area, with the Matsao area having an intermediate direction.

There are two requirements here: (1) a robot must adapt to the range of ducting sizes and (2) the robot must be flexible enough to turn not only left and right but also up and down or any other intermediate direction.

Mixed pairings are also selected against because the hybrid young would migrate in an intermediate direction, which would take them into the Bay of Biscay.

For depth-ordered plaids image, spectral power predominates at one of the components, whereas in pattern plaids power is more evenly distributed, encompassing also components in the intermediate direction.

One approach is to reduce the add power of MIOLs to shift the focal point closer to an intermediate direction, resulting in a loss of spectacle independence in the near.

Intermediate directions of gaze are achieved by combined actions of several muscles.

They were equipped with loop antennas in pairs at right angles, arranged so that one antenna broadcast the International Morse Code character A and the other broadcast the character N. Midway between the directions in which only A or only N could be heard, the characters interleaved to produce a steady tone; these four intermediate directions were the preferred courses, called beams.

The chemical evolution of photooxidation products was evaluated using infrared spectroscopy, the structural evolution was monitored by X-ray diffraction and optical techniques, and the mechanical properties were measured in machine, transverse and intermediate directions.

Single-unit studies have shown that neurons in the primary visual cortex (V1) are selective for intermediate directions between the L − M axis and S axis (Lennie et al. 1990; Hanazawa et al. 2000; Wachtler et al. 2003).

In order to rule the possibility out that the selectivity for intermediate hues emerged through spatial summation of activities of neurons selectively responding to cone-opponent signals, we further tested hue-selective adaptations in intermediate directions of cone-opponent axes, by measuring responses to 4 diagonal hues during concurrent adaptation to 1 of the 4 hues.