Sentence examples for orientations presented from inspiring English sources

The experiment was divided into 6 series, each series consisting of 32 stimuli (2×2 hands×2 views×4 orientations) presented in a random order except that the same hand could not appear more than 4 times in succession.

The eight different OA orientations presented during the simulated task were grouped into two clusters: experimenter-preferred angles (for the right hand: 0°, 34°, 45°, 68°; for the left hand: −34°, −45°, −68°) and non-preferred angles (right hand: 90°, −68°, −45°, −34°; left hand: 0°, 34°, 45°, 68°, 90°).

This process led to the identification of three distinct motivational orientations presented below.

It seems possible that binding of a range of substrate conformations could be facilitated by the variety of orientations presented by the various R states.

SFM analysis already indicated different crystal orientations present on the KCl (100) surface.

Fracture toughness KIC tests confirmed that LT orientation presented KIC values 60% higher than TL, although it presented comparatively a higher proportion of intergranular fracture.

The red grating pattern comprised of a CIE of x = .277, y = 0.613 with a horizontal orientation, presented to the left eye.

In the tetramer, the FH2 domains pack back-to-back, with their actin binding surfaces facing outward (up on one FH2 domain and down on the other in the orientation presented here).

Precision of visual working memory was measured using a serial order task in which participants observed four bars, each of a different colour and orientation, presented sequentially at screen centre.

The G U reverse wobble orientation presents a local negative electrostatic potential orientated on a highly accessible minor groove face, an attractive target for divalent metal ions.

Renowned (with Commentary) as one of the flagship publications of the neoconservative movement, The Public Interest initially displayed no distinct political orientation, presenting itself as a nonideological (indeed, anti-ideological) journal of domestic-policy analysis aimed at "a new class, a policy-making intellectual class" of government administrators and associated academics.