Sentence examples for patterns polarization from inspiring English sources

For three of the five patterns, "polarization data is the killer thing," Saadeh says.

This is consistent with the results from a study of a Swiss political online platform which concluded that "interactions with positive connotation (supports and likes) revealed significant patterns of polarization with respect to party alignment, unlike the comments layer, which has negligible polarization" [23].

Patterns of polarization were either rewarding, type "contrast" (in which the two linearly polarized components of the bull's-eye-patterned target were oriented at 90° to each other), or aversive, type "plain" (having the polarized components oriented in the same direction).

The ability of bees to navigate using patterns of polarization in the sky instead of the Sun when the sky is overcast is due to the way the photopigment molecules are organized on the microvilli in the rhabdoms.

The X-ray diffraction (XRD) patterns, anodic polarization curves and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) of heat-treated specimens obtained in various coating times were also studied.

The physical mechanism of this coupling is as follows: the mechanical strain induces changes in the domain patterns and polarization distribution; this in turn changes the local electric fields sufficiently that space charges are redistributed on the free surface rather than moving towards the bottom electrode.

Time-pattern of polarization to the M2 phenotype partially resembled time-pattern that has been seen in vivo.

To achieve the desired function, special electrode pattern design of polarization along the thickness and horizontal-side direction is introduced.

This indicates that pattern of polarization of microglia is not fully "preprogrammed" and that this pattern changes according to the initial stimuli that trigger the responses.

If it is correct, there should be a separate, even fainter pattern of polarization, because of gravity waves, the roiling of space-time by the violent wrench of inflation.

Austrian zoologist Karl von Frisch showed that bees could navigate by using the pattern of polarization instead of the Sun when the sky was overcast.