This difference may be related to GST dimerization, in which the heads are oriented differently relative to the MT surface".
We were not looking for a consensus on these aspects, but rather our analysis was oriented to difference and contradiction as a means of exploring Hennessy's (2006) suggestion of the messiness of learning science, in this case from watching a video.
The linear transformations lead to a registration accuracy of ± 5 pixels, where the location differences are oriented in different directions across the field of view.
SNFI also produced significant differences between windbreaks oriented in different directions (east west vs. north south).
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Notwithstanding these findings, other developmental models of autism have suggested that social orienting differences may not be the core deficits in autism, but instead that they originate from early general difficulties in controlling visual attention [6], which could, in turn, lead to problems in self-regulation as well as to a decrease in social orienting [43].
If the vertices were alternatively oriented then no difference would be expected.
First, the foundation of the FM is built with the semantic-oriented difference features of behavior model (SDFBM) of the operator as implicit inputs.
The main features of the traditional text-book Bayesian approach and the predictive Bayesian approach is summarised in Table 1, using the dimensions theoretical perspective and application oriented perspective: The differences are demonstrated by the above example.
This show, information intensive rather than object oriented, clearly reflects this difference.
According to Raftery (1995), there are four categories oriented to the absolute difference between two BIC values (see Table 10).
