Sentence examples for measure of orientation from inspiring English sources
Second, responses to non-preferred orientations increased while modulation depth, as a global measure of orientation selectivity, was unaltered.
With this interpretation, we may discuss any complex-valued smooth function z on a surface X as if its argument were an orientation map, and its modulus were a measure of orientation selectivity.
Off-axis alignment was expressed as rotation error, which is a measure of orientation and expressed as an angle, and as surface translation error, which is measured on the surface of the lateral epicondyle and expressed in millimeters (Fig. 3) [11] 11].
Anisotropy is a measure of orientation concentration of surface roughness, so a facet dominated by striations running parallel to one another will have high anisotropy.
The correlations with AD, a purer measure of orientation along a single axis than FA, appear to confirm that impression.
R values of men regressions were higher than in women analyses (R related to the overall measure of orientation was 0.38 and 0.21 respectively).
These results suggest that even in the presence of complex, spatially heterogeneous orientation states, simple average measures of orientation can provide a robust means of anticipating macroscopic properties.
Measures of orientation with respect to the shoreline direction can thus be made as a tool to assess beach stability versus changeability, once the sources of variation are correctly interpreted.
15 Some studies used sexual orientation identity as a measure of sexual orientation, some used same-sex attraction and some used multiple measures.
The length of the resulting vector was named the orientation bias (OB) and represented a quantitative measure of the orientation sensitivity (taking values between 0 and 1).
Based on the discriminant function coefficients (Additional file 2), we interpreted the first discriminant function as a measure of team orientation and the second as a measure of individual nurse orientation.
