Sentence examples for orientation loss from inspiring English sources

VE technology has still some remarkable technical deficits in creating field-realistic environment, for example, the field-of-view of headset goggles is limited and could cause sickness to test persons as a result of orientation loss; (2) wearable or remote sensors must be able to record reliable data that are relevant to human behavior and convey such information into VE.

Another study in Rio de Janeiro had high self-reported adherence at 82percentt, with self-efficacy, sexual orientation, loss of appetite and the doctor-patient relationship found to be significantly associated with adherence [ 8].

Carmena and colleagues postulate that Rap1 forms a novel Rap1-Rgl-Ral signaling network that interacts with other apical proteins to influence neuroblast cortical polarity and spindle orientation: loss of function of Rap1, Rgl and Ral proteins affect both spindle orientation and the localization of proteins Mud and Cno [ 59].

Failure to return to the home territory can be attributed to orientation failure, loss of motivation, or direct costs such as fatigue and predation.

Most of the CISs have insertions distributed throughout the genes they identify, and in both orientations, suggesting loss of function (Loss).

Figure 10 shows that 40 MALIS power setting with tips in contact with the nerve in either parallel or perpendicular (L) orientation can cause loss in CNP amplitude and hence loss of function.

For each body orientation, instantaneous path loss values were recorded for a duration of 45 s.

The effects of the SiC surface orientation and silicon loss rate were investigated by comparing the characteristics of each formed graphene.

Within a between subject design, the messages differed in orientation (gain vs. loss vs. no message) and theme (crash vs. fuel consumption).

The uncertainties in plate rigidity, internal damping and assembling conditions of the composite plate are modelled using normal distribution of orientation angles, damping loss factors and boundary conditions.

Note the stranding in the soft tissue (white arrow) but lack of visualized abscess cavity as interpreted by the original radiologist, and (B) demonstrates sonographic imaging of the same patient (long axis orientation) with characteristic loss of soft tissue planes superior and lateral to an anechoic abscess cavity.