Sentence examples for orientation performance from inspiring English sources
Bonadonna, F. et al. Orientation in the wandering albatross: interfering with magnetic perception does not affect orientation performance.
The question focused here was whether recreational activities and urbanisation may influence orientation performance of talitrids on oceanic tropical beaches with contrasting extension (beach length).
Adjusting the 1/2 mixture ratio controls the amount of NBA side group's formation, as well as the photoinduced orientation performance of the film.
In particular, orientation performance of talitrid amphipods to recover the optimal zone on the beach has been proposed as bioindicator of shoreline stability, mainly related to sedimentary dynamics and geomorphological changes.
T. saltator showed a lower precision in the orientation performance (with a bimodal distribution sea- and land-wards), with less dependence on the sun cues and higher dependence on climatic features.
This paper analyses the inclusion of up to two stereo-based geometric constraints in the form of baseline distance and convergence angle between camera axes to boost the integrated sensor orientation performance on outdoor close-range projects.
In order to test the model, group measures of mastery-approach goal orientation, performance-avoidance goal orientation, self-efficacy, and achievement were employed.
Geotextiles appeared to be successful in stabilising the recovered dunes; accordingly, the diversity of the macrofaunal communities and the orientation performances of T. saltator showed no differences between the altered and control sites.
Among them, the information provided by the magnetic field has been repeatedly invoked to account for bee orientation performances [9] [22].
This apparent decrease in orientation performances can be partly explained by the shallower geometry of the odor gradient.
Among goal orientations, performance goals with a focus on normative evaluations (Grant and Dweck, 2003) were associated with the most debilitating changes in participants' physiology.
