Sentence examples for pattern of directions from inspiring English sources

The simplicity, regularity and pattern of directions to choose from feels reassuring for a newcomer, the grid system makes navigation so easy.

– The authors show that when averaging over many realizations of the MT network, a clear pattern of direction bias emerges inside the cell.

With BMI in the model, ORs were somewhat attenuated, but in general showed the same pattern of direction and statistical significance.

Hence, this very weak polarization pattern of the registration paper could not disturb the orientation of birds tested: this pattern (i) was either not sensed by birds due to its very low d-values, or (ii) if sensed, it could be interpreted by birds as the continuation of the celestial pattern of direction (angle β) of polarization.

In Figure 1I, we provide representative genes demonstrating all patterns of direction discovered.

A review of wind direction distribution from Boston Logan Airport in Boston indicates a changing pattern of wind directions in the Boson area.

Specifically, a co-design methodology is proposed to find an optimal border of permanent magnet segments, a pattern of magnetization directions, and an iron shape.

A distinct pattern of wind direction depending on the radar and HF channel can be observed in Fig. 3.

Moreover, the filtering antenna with liner polarization has a good radiation pattern of omni-direction, and can be applied to the terminals of wireless mobile system.

The flow of blood is an example of a direct process because the aggregate components of the heart (the structure of the chambers and valves) are directly causing the global pattern of blood direction and speed.

Fuhs and Touretzky [12] have shown that choosing an anisotropic anatomical connectivity of the particular form (W boldsymbol {r},boldsymbol {r}') = w(|boldsymbol {r}-boldsymbol {r}_{phi}-boldsymbol {r}'|)) can then induce a spatio-temporal network pattern to flow in accordance with the pattern of head-direction information generated when traversing an environment.