Sentence examples for orientation of ridges from inspiring English sources

We have previously shown that the orientation of ridges on the Drosophila wing membrane is controlled by the Fz PCP signaling pathway (Doyle et al. 2008), which also controls wing hair polarity.

Changes in soil management included addition of green manures and pastures in rotations of vegetable crops, use of animal manure, and erosion control support measures (terracing, reducing slope length, re-orientation of ridges).

The metric encodes the continuity of the ridge spectrum along the orientation of strong ridges in the image.

The orientation of these ridges suggests that strong uni-directional winds from the northwest have been constant over a long period of time (> 1 My).

Altering Fz PCP signaling in the wing can, therefore, change the orientation of both ridges and hairs.

Most features on a print are usually represented by X and Y coordinates and by an angle that represents the orientation of the particular ridge where the feature is located.

The next step is to encode the iris image from two dimensional brightness data down to a two dimensional binary signature, referred to as the template ("Template Generation" in Figure 2), to accomplish this, the energy data are passed into two directional filters to determine the existence of ridges and their orientation.

Level 2 features called minutiae refer to the shape, direction, and orientation of the trait that forms the friction ridges, and is used mainly for the purpose of establishing identity (Langenburg 2004; Nickell and Fischer 1999; Bennett and Perumal 2011).

Widths of ridges are not homogenous.

More detailed information of RIDGEs and anti-RIDGEs can be found in Additional file 1.

Ending refers to the place where the flow of ridges is cut, and bifurcation is the place where two ridges become one ridge.