Sentence examples for nose region from inspiring English sources

Both single faces and multiple faces were detected in real time, and we captured the nose region.

The results show that bluntness induces a detached bow shock around the nose region and spillage along the leading edge.

In this study a body was chosen in order to generate strong shock waves at its nose region.

Results showed that force coefficients and equivalent velocity maximums locate in the vehicle nose region, where inviscid-like effects dominates.

We raise the question whether the heliopause nose region may be leaky with respect to fields and plasmas due to non-ideal plasma dynamics, implying a breakdown of the magnetic barrier.

A major issue that concerns the efficient operation of an underwater object's guidance system (which is achieved by high frequency acoustic sensors mounted within the nose region), is the hydrodynamic noise produced due to the fluctuating vapor water interface.

To determine the magnitude of the fixation biases across cultures, for each observer we extracted the average of the Z-scored values within the areas showing significant differences in the differential fixation maps (i.e., average Z-scored fixation duration of the eye and nose regions per observer).

To finely track the appearance of such cultural fixation biases in processing faces, we computed the frequency of fixations over time for the fixations landing on the significant area around the eye and nose regions during face learning and recognition respectively.

The most frequent dysmorphic features were a long philtrum with a short bulbous nose, regions that develop embrionically from the frontonasal prominence.

Interestingly, the two identified inter-modular interaction points correspond to the arm and nose regions of the Head module, respectively, which have been suggested to bind the Middle module.

This observation has been confirmed by several eye-tracking studies, which show that individuals with ASC spend more time looking at both the mouth and nose regions of a face than at the eyes, the opposite pattern to neurotypical controls (Klin et al. 2002; Pelphrey et al. 2002; Dalton et al. 2005).