Sentence examples for on subregions from inspiring English sources

The classic approach is augmented by computing it on subregions defined by three different hierarchically subdivision schemes and properly weighting the Textons distributions with respect to the involved subregions.

Finally, the strength and even the direction of some environmental relationships may vary spatially across large study areas, and analyses that focus on subregions or techniques such as geographically weighted regression (GWR) may provide novel insights [25], [40].

To quantify effects of distortion on subregions in MTL, regions of interest were delineated on the 3D MP-RAGE volume data set for each subject and then translated to the EPI data and field map acquired during the same scanning session.

In contrast, Swift uses the object profiles identified after thresholding on subregions of the image.

During the Pleistocene, these populations became isolated on subregions during interglacial periods but were connected when these expanded to low altitude during cooler periods.

Furthermore, the aberration maps of Fig. 5 show that aplanetism regions, where aberrations can be considered as spatially constant, are typically 50 100 μm in size at depth of several hundreds of microns, thereby enabling aberration correction on subregions of the sample.

In one subregion, by reflecting on their performance, the members of one work team ascertained that their practices generally adhered to the guidelines.

Neurons with a single ON subregion and others showing the classical simple-cell arrangement with ON and OFF subregions side-by-side appear later [53].

In the hippocampus, LD20 4 advanced the time of peak PER2 expression by 3 6 h in each of the four subregions examined, and the amplitude of PER2 rhythms was decreased consistently, with the magnitude of this decrease dependent on subregion (Fig.  5, Additional file 1: Table S4).

More in detail, the amplification frequencies of subregions centered on RAB11FIP1 and FGFR1 (8p12) as well as on MYBL2, ZNF217 and AURKA (20q13) loci are listed in Table 2.

Cells (i) for which there are precisely localized "on" and "off" subregions with (ii) spatial summation within each subregion, (iii) spatial antagonism between on- and off-subregions, and (iv) whose visual responses to stationary or moving spots can be predicted from the spatial subregions are referred to as simple cells (Hubel and Wiesel 1959, 1962).