Sentence examples for orientation difference from inspiring English sources

To distinguish between these two hypotheses, we studied attentional allocation during a conjunction CVS (orientation and color), where three different levels of orientation difference between target and distractors were used (see Fig. 3).

Hence, on decreasing (bar alpha ) below (frac {hat nu _{x}^{2}}{4bar K}), spatial modes with (vec q = pm, q_{c}vec 1_{x}) become first unstable, followed by modes different in wavenumber or in increasing orientation difference with (vec 1_{x}) up to (bar alpha = frac {hat nu _{y}^{2}}{4bar K}), where modes with (vec q = pm, frac {vert hat nu _{x}vert }{2bar K}vec 1_{y}) become unstable.

In this manner, more negative mean orientation difference scores indicate a relative tendency to orient toward an upcoming left turn during later trials, and more positive path efficiency scores indicate higher path efficiency during later trials.

An explanation is proposed for the lack of orientation difference between these pairs.

Then, we use sorting function based on the linear combination of distance and orientation difference for each line segment.

Higher spatial sense of direction and spatial strategies were associated with higher orientation difference scores and path efficiency.

It is also used for mapping subcortical nuclei because of its general sensitivity to tissue orientation differences and effects of iron accumulation on the diffusion signal.

The observed grain scale roughening is explained as arising from orientation differences between neighboring grains and depends on the available number of slip systems in the material.

Subsequent EELS analyses of the annealed nanotube layers disclosed significant differences in the Ti O stoichiometry, in accordance with XRD evaluation of preferential orientation differences among used Ti substrates.

Shape and orientation differences between inclusion types appear to induce a short range heterogeneity scale where compact groups of shape-similar inclusions form, especially to achieve non-dilute concentrations.

The observed roughness is explained as the result of the combined effect of a self-affine roughening on a subgrain scale and a grain scale roughening caused by orientation differences between neighboring grains.