Sentence examples for ms per degree from inspiring English sources

Reaction times increased with increasing eccentricity, in the mean by 1.8 ms per degree of visual angle, from 365±4 ms (S.E.M).

Therefore, any drug that affects Tc can be expected to have temperature effects on QTc (∼14 ms per degree) whether or not the drug has actual direct effects on cardiac repolarization.

The relationship between QTcV and Tc over the temperature range investigated, cooling (from 37.7 to 34.2 °C) and heating (from 37.3 to 42.1 °C) in this study was linear for all individual dogs (R between 0.88 and 0.98), and a slope was calculated, showing an average decrease of 14 ms per degree change.

Of her credentials, she says, "I have an M-O-M degree".

The same Tobii Eyetracker System was used at both sites with a spatial resolution of 1-degree visual angle and a sampling rate of 50 Hz (20 ms per data point).

Cells were lysed in M-PER (Pierce).

They were seated in an arc configuration, at a constant distance of 3.2 times the picture height as recommended in [34], which corresponds to 1.87 m and a visual resolution of 60 pixels per degree.

The dimension of μ and K is the number of events per degree per day.

Table 2 Recovery capability of LDBOGM   L m =5 L m =5 L m =10 L m =10   PER =1 % PER =5 % PER =1 % PER =5 % Max.

Intact radii with unicortical screw holes showed an insignificant 3.3% increase in stiffness when compared to intact radii with bicortical screw holes (0.64 N⋅m per degree versus 0.6 N⋅m per degree, P=0.33).

The mean stiffness of osteotomized specimens plated with unicortical locked fixation showed a decrease of 44% when compared to specimens plated with bicortical non-locked fixation (0.12 N⋅m per degree versus 0.21 N⋅m per degree, P<0.013).