Sentence examples for range of orientations from inspiring English sources

GOING OUTSIDE also supports viewing visuals in a full range of orientations.

This theory predicts that the orbits of planets could have a wide range of orientations, including some that are drastically misaligned with the star's rotation.

"It was what the cell wanted, and it wanted it, moreover, in just one narrow range of orientations," Dr. Hubel said in his Nobel lecture.

Li and colleagues' results indicate that gap-junction blockade does not prevent the emergence of orientation preference, but more subtle features — such as the range of orientations that a neuron detects — could depend on gap-junction connectivity.

Constant Strouhal number vorticity response was observed over a range of orientations with some Strouhal number dependence on orientation angle.

The orientations of recrystallised grains in SBSS are near the periphery of the range of orientations found in the deformation microstructure prior to annealing.

When the magnitude of first neighbor interactions in the model is increased, the stable range of orientation for quadrijunctions diminishes, and quadrijunctions co-exist with trijunctions in a microstructure.

When the magnitude of the first neighbor interaction reaches the limit of the existence of the ordered phases, the range of orientation for which the quadrijunction is stable vanishes.

The parameter depth reflects the tuning properties of orientation preference or we can also interpret this as the range of orientation angles that we consider within the iso-orientation domain.

To overcome these shortcomings, we devised a stimulation paradigm that retains the basic feature of the continuous and periodic presentation of the full-range of orientations with 2 key modifications.

For any response given a confidence rating of 0 or 1, we further probed the participants' uncertainty by asking them which of the following reasons best described their confidence rating: (a) they have no idea what the orientation could be, (b) the orientation is not knowable from the picture, or (c) there could be a range of possible orientations at which the region extended into the object.