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Also using ImageJ angle tool, we measured whiskers mean deflection angle for different frequencies of light stimulus for each of the two wavelengths: 473 nm and 593 nm.

Model one achieved 97.6% sensitivity and 90% specificity to determine the presence of retinopathy versus no retinopathy, using two predictors: mean parent diameter and mean deflection angle of the smaller child.

A particular problem of minimization of the mean deflection of the shell with cracks at the cross sections where stiffeners are located is treated in a greater detail.

If the dynamic movement can be linearized at a working point of the mean deflection, a modification to the linear approach is suggested.

Mean deflection deficit (all patients) at the affected hand was 23.7±24.5 mm, and 40.1±19.7 mm in patients with deflection deficits.

We find that directional selectivity during stimulation with random deflection sequences is strongly dependent on the mean deflection frequency: Selectivity is weakened at high frequencies even when each individual deflection evokes strong directional tuning.

Results are presented as a comparison of mean deflections at comparative loads on increasing wire tension.

Headrest presence affected wheelchair kinematics and WTORS loading; headrest-equipped wheelchairs had greater mean seatback deflections, mean peak front and rear tiedown loads and decreased mean lap belt loads.

Testing on the simulated united bone produced much smaller deflections as shown in Figs. 3 and 4, with a mean maximal deflection of 0.05 mm at both pretensions.

Yet experimentally measured acoustic accelerations based on mean flame deflection differed quantitatively from that predicted by the theory.

A response equation for the mean square deflection σ2 is obtained under a single mode approximation by using the equivalent linearization technique.