It produced a table of pairwise sequence overlaps with indication of the sequence orientation, offset and match score.
The plaids (or 2 superimposed components) were constructed by superimposing 2 gratings with an offset of 135° in their moving direction (45° orientation offset).
Subtraction of the axis orientation offset and unwrapping yields a linear increase of the axis from 0° to 180°, as expected (green squares).
This does not explain, however, why minimal activation of columns with dissimilar orientation preferences had such a profound impact on the ongoing oscillatory patterns, as shown in Figure 4 A. This is even more intriguing if one considers that the disruption effect was maximal for the orthogonal orientation offset between the components (Fig. 4 B ).
The discussion includes printers, plotters, paper sizes, areas to plot, pen settings, orientation, and offset.
c Wedgelets provide a simple parametric model for local patches of a 2D lumigraph; only two parameters are needed to describe the orientation and offset of the linear discontinuity.
The critical shear stress and the mechanism by which dislocations overcome GP zones is found to vary significantly depending upon GP zone size, orientation and offset from the dislocation glide plane.
Using the orientation from the inertia tracker did not help in our experiments; the high accelerations are misinterpreted as orientation offsets, which introduces a systematic error in its output.
A SPMF receiver in anechoic chamber scenario (AWGN channel) is considered using measurement data for different tag's antenna orientation offsets ϕ with respect to the maximum radiating angle.
Radiographic evaluation, especially component orientation, restoration of offset, and leg length, can give valuable information about any abnormal biomechanics of the dislocated hip.
