Sentence examples for matched the orientation from inspiring English sources

After 500 ms midway through the counterphase cycle (when all elements reached mean luminance)—the target was switched for a Gabor that either matched the orientation of the flankers ("change-same") or was orthogonal to the flankers ("change-different").

Notice that there was a selective increase in power for single gratings that matched the orientation preferences of the cells (as measured by the area corresponding to the gamma band, from 30 to 90 Hz).

When the orientation of this line (i.e., the angular position ω of the flankers) matched the orientation of both the target (ϑ T ) and the flanking gratings (ϑ F ), the stimuli were arranged according to a collinear configuration (i.e., ϑ T  =  ϑ F  =  ω; see Fig. 10B, left panels).

In most flatfish species, the hairs have changed orientation to match the orientation of their bodies.

The strike of fault plane has been slightly modified to 198° to match the orientation of the Japan trench axis.

The 702 has a built-in motion sensor, so as you tilt it, the water level changes to match the orientation of your phone.

In fact, several practitioners could not turn the computer model towards a desired display and ended up turning their work platform to match the orientation on the screen.

The flow direction suggested by the ripples matches the orientation of a stack of boulders piled up against each other, as if by a flood.

The IDs of these robots are reconstructed by matching the orientation obtained by the distance IR sensor with the relative orientation measured with on-board sensors.

The newly deposited calcite matches the orientation of the existing crystals, and organic molecules that harden calcite make it even tougher than the original rock, the scientists report in the April issue of Applied and Environmental Microbiology.

To our surprise, the structurally preferred orientation exactly matches the orientation where SNARE complex exhibits minimal electrostatic interaction energies with fusing membranes (Fig. 2B).