In contrast, at optimum attractant concentration the cells are able to sense the gradient and respond with a chemotactic movement orientation, giving a level of "oriented spermatozoa" statistically higher than the basal negative control.
The newest system for tongue-based navigation uses an implanted magnet, the position of which serves as essentially an analog control for movement, orientation and so on.
The method integrated techniques from feature extraction, inspection path planning to generate the movement orientation, position and optimal distance for LGMR.
By flexing the hip, the movement orientation of the sensor can be identified from the acceleration signal.
Migratory behavior is a complex phenotype consisting of changes to movement, orientation, feeding, fattening, and sleep patterns, and therefore may be modulated by many genes.
This cautions that swarm terminology might be harder to apply at higher levels of plant organization, where the defining criteria of growth movement, orientation and growth stimulus are less readily identified.
What makes this robot unique is that the two cameras it uses not only measure movements, orientation and position of a human's hand but also the shape – over 100 times a second.
The term, as amorphous as it was radically indignant, heralded a shift in the movement's orientation.
The visual behaviors include eyelid movement, face orientation, and gaze movement (pupil movement).
Ebay's AR shipping feature also takes advantage of concurrent odometry and mapping to understand the phone's position, and sensors for movement and orientation, the company notes.
