Sentence examples for orientation 2 from inspiring English sources

The HOG features are implemented in four steps: (1) gradient computation using magnitude and orientation, (2) cell and blocks creation, (3) votes, and (4) normalize the block size.

The maximal reduction of composite patch of orientation (1) is the order of 56% more important with regard to patch of orientation (2).

The results reveal that risk aversion accounts for 30% of the variance in screening regularity, which is greater than that attributable to socioeconomic determinants (20%), perceptions (11.5%) or time orientation (2%).

Three-dimensional acquisitions for imaging lung morphology in transverse orientation would use slice thicknesses of 4 mm or less, pulmonary angiography in coronal orientation 2 mm or less [88].

≥4 Neelon and Champagne Confusion Scale [38] The scale is divided into three subscales: 1) information processing (attention, processing and orientation); 2) behavior (appearance, motor and verbal behavior); and 3) physiological condition (vital function, oxygen saturation, and urinary incontinence).

Molecular docking result of the riluzole, the only drug approved by FDA for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), indicated that the orientation 2 is preferred due to the presence of OCF3 group in R1 situation at 6th position of benzothiazole ring, while with replacement of OCF3 group by CF3, the orientation 1 is observed.

Furthermore the lacZ FRT 2 cassette was inserted in both orientations (Fig 4c, 'A' orientation lanes 4, 7; 'B' orientation, lanes 5, 6, 8).

Mean fluorescence of cell edges oriented in the P-D orientation (45° 135°) or the A-P orientation (0° 45°; 135°–180°) was isolated into two different lists, which were each averaged.

The pattern of cuticular folds can be categorized according to the thickness (width) of the folds, distances between the folds, and by their orientation [2].

It is widely accepted that the performance of a given material is not only affected by its intrinsic properties but also influenced by the structural characteristics such as crystallinity and crystallographic orientation [2, 3].

The model-based approaches combine the location of facial features (e.g. eyes, mouth, and nose tip) and a geometrical face model to calculate precise angles of head orientation [2].