Sentence examples for peripheral orientation from inspiring English sources

Second, bilateral symmetry is both economical -- you essentially get two organs for the "price" of one -- and important for such things as depth perception and peripheral orientation.

The orientation (peripheral, vertical, and longitudinal) of this medial meniscal tear is typical after sports-related trauma.

Increased peripheral sensitivity to orientation, as was found in our study, can account for the performance improvement observed by Bekkering and Neggers.

In an election year of close attention to issues of economic fairness and income disparity, Baldwin's sexual orientation was peripheral, and she steadfastly kept it that way, not inviting gay and lesbian advocacy groups to speak up loudly for her or link themselves too visibly to her bid.

Today some manufacturers of Pentium and Pentium Pro motherboards are using a new standard, the ATX design, which is the same size as a Baby-AT board but has a different orientation for peripheral card slots.

First we demonstrated orientation-selective adaptation and color-contingent orientation adaptation for peripheral unresolvable Gabor patches.

Recently, Harrison and Bex [3] presented "A Unifying Model of Orientation Crowding in Peripheral Vision", which elegantly explains these two characteristics of crowding with one unifying mechanism.

MRI is also useful in the evaluation of patients being considered for transcutaneous aortic valve implantation (TAVI), especially in patients with contraindication for CT, by measuring the annulus, sinus of Valsalva, annulus to coronary ostial distance, fluoroscopic angulation plane and also the dimension and orientation of the peripheral access vessels [32].

Observers discriminated the orientation of a peripheral Gabor patch embedded in visual noise while performing a central task (Fig. 3).

Subjects indicated the apparent orientation of the peripheral test pattern by rotating a Gabor (at fixation) to match their percept.

Thus, E-cadherin is required for the circumferential bias of cell-division orientation in the peripheral region of lens epithelium.