Sentence examples for present orientation from inspiring English sources

Thus, we assumed that the σ 1-axis was oriented N70° W before the 1891 Nobi earthquake occurred, which is the present orientation of the σ 1-axis at (35.5° N, 136.8° E) obtained by the stress inversion at the depth of 5 10 km.

Until the late Carboniferous Period, Siberia was rotated 180° from its present orientation.

Laurentia, a craton primarily made up of present-day North America and Greenland, was rotated 90° clockwise from its present orientation and sat astride the paleoequator during Cambrian times.

Something similar may have happened on Mars, where a collection of large volcanoes in the Tharsis region is believed to have caused the planet to realign to its present orientation with Tharsis on the equator.

The N83° W direction is the present orientation of the σ 1-axis at (35.7° N, 136.6° E) in the Neodani fault obtained by the stress inversion at the depth of 5 10 km.

Before tilting to their present orientation, these four formations were a continuous pile of mud and sand 3 mile deep that accumulated slowly on the nearshore ocean bottom.

When gratings were presented, the population tuning curves showed a peak at the preferred orientation, and a significant reduction as the difference between preferred orientation and presented orientation increased (P < 0.001, three-factor anova, main effect orientation; Table 1).

Therefore, even for the most complex stimuli that contained a rich mixture of multiple orientations, we found sensitive cortical tuning for changing orientations rather than for currently presented orientations.

Under an early BD regime, neurons remain responsive to all presented orientations until 4 months of age (Pettigrew 1974; Crair et al. 1998; for a review, see Sherman and Spear 1982).

This result is in agreement with the observation that vinpocetine treated animals present sharper orientation selectivity maps (Figure 1 and 2) and more orientation selective cells (Figure 3a and b) than animals treated only with alcohol.

Today, the Seton Hall campus was typically quiet for July, except for members of the Class of 2004, who were already present for orientation.