Sentence examples for models with orientation from inspiring English sources
Intercepts and slopes were estimated by fitting linear models with orientation (0, 90, and 180 degrees) and trial number (1 to 32 within each block) to the response times for every participant, first for all trials and then for the four-target types separately.
The existing straight line characterization method called subspace-based line detection (SLIDE) leads to models with orientations and offsets of straight lines as the desired parameters.
Application of a micro-to-macro scale transition scheme yields a macroscopic friction model with orientation- and pressure-dependent macroscopic friction coefficient.
The interacting regions were analysed only for dimer models with correct orientation in the membrane (N-in and C-out for both protomers).
The numerical implementation of the introduced model with fiber orientation tensors calculates about eight times faster than the same model calculating with 1000 fiber orientation vectors.
b An image of the same patient after 3D modelling with the orientation parallel to the direction of the plane of minimal hiatal dimensions.
To explore whether these two correlations were driven by common variance, we entered the spatial cuing scores for each subject as the first predictor in a hierarchical linear regression model with the orientation cuing effect added as an additional independent predictor of OSPAN scores.
Distorted models with different fiber orientation, delamination size, and axial position than those of prototype are studied.
To assess the feasibility of reliable stiffness and vibration damping design of composite structures from short fiber reinforced polymers, Monte Carlo models with various fiber orientation distribution (FOD) states are studied.
100 outputs were generated and the dimer models, with correct membrane orientation and low energy, were chosen for analysis of regions that form the interface.
Dense samples are printed using fused deposition modelling with different orientations.
