Sentence examples for many different orientations from inspiring English sources

For the former, facial images are conventionally expressed with full Gabor feature representations encompassing many different orientations and many different spatial frequencies of the Gabor wavelet kernel [19].

Many different orientations of the elevation and direction of the evaporator were also considered during all of the experiments for this system.

By probing at many different orientations, dMRI is able to estimate the orientation of axonal fiber bundles, based on the fact that water diffuses most rapidly along the length of axons.

Computed X-ray tomography (CXT) involves the recording of a series of two-dimensional radiographies under many different orientations of the sample relative to the X-ray source-detector axis; the principle is illustrated in Figure 1D for the case of cone-beam illumination [26].

Many surface textures contain components of roughly the same frequencies at many different orientations, with most of the frequencies in the higher frequency declining segment of the human CSF ([7]).

On the other hand, if the symmetry axis orientation is unknown to the observer, the visual system would need to analyze the correspondence of an image element over many different orientations.

The extra densities, however, appear in a variety of orientations relative to the Crm1 dimer and indicate flexibility or many different binding orientations between Rev-RRE and Crm1.

For example, to image tissues or thicker regions of epoxy-embedded cells, semi-thin sections must generally be produced by ultramicrotomy and then imaged from many different sample orientations, yielding a set of digital electron micrographs.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00828.004 Interlobe flexibility observed upon comparing the structures of isolated HECT domains, and mutagenesis of residues linking the N- and C-lobes from a HECT domain, led to the idea that the N- and C-lobes adopt many different relative orientations during polyubiquitination (Huang et al., 1999; Verdecia et al., 2003; Ogunjimi et al., 2005).

Asexuals are able to be romantically attracted, and can identify with many different romantic orientations (panromantic, biromantic, hetero-romantic, homoromantic, lithromantic, sapioromantic, etc).

I was exposed to many different people of different orientations and identities.