Sentence examples for oriented line from inspiring English sources

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Each visual display contained 10 circles, 1 colored and 9 grey, each of which contained an oriented line segment.

Contact lenses that produce curved retinal input were placed on the right eye of three observers, who were instructed to scan a horizontally oriented line with their left eye covered for 40 minutes.

On exactly half of the trials a faint uppercase letter was flashed for 53 ms and then masked by randomly oriented line segments.

Drawings of faces or animals (∼5° in diameter) were comprised of discontinuous line segments and were superimposed on a background (7°×6°) of randomly oriented line segments (Figure 1a).

The cue was a small, bright (142.4 cd/m), oriented line segment.

We distinguish between point-models resulting from transformations and those implied by representations, where we also pursue the strategy to represent oriented line-elements by oriented line-segments with a constant length.

At the same time, Lashley found that rats could learn to discriminate discontinuous oriented patterns made of distinct elements (e.g., two circles defining either a diagonal or a horizontal "line") and that, more importantly, this discrimination generalized to continuous oriented lines with the same orientation of the previously learned discontinuous patterns.

We study point-models for the set −→L of oriented line-elements by reviewing existing ones and by constructing them from different approaches proposed in the literature.

By means of AFM, both the outer pore mouth diameter dout and the distance between adjacent pores Dout have been measured [47], after averaging values extracted from cross-sections taken along differently oriented lines in the AFM images.

Flocks of sheep and goats engineer water conditions that favor enhancing the growth of shrubs close to and downslope from the route; and this is manifested in a strip-like shrub pattern along the routes with predominantly horizontally oriented lines of bigger shrubs.