Sentence examples for realignment means from inspiring English sources

Alas for this house, the Reagan Realignment means that all future presidents, unless they are partial to parking lots, will take their oaths facing the same way, over one of the world's great urban spaces.

The debate over the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the accord among the U.S. and 11 other Pacific Rim economic powers, has turned from whether it will be put in place to the question of what the apparent political realignment means for the future of trade.

The news late Tuesday night that the Pacific-12 would not expand, essentially stabilizing the latest round of conference realignment, meant university and conference officials could plot out their future.

And in California, that investment needs to be made not just in state prisons but in county jails too, since realignment has meant that many offenders who would have served their terms in prison are incarcerated in jails instead.

We computed PCC connectivity for each subject using the time series from the PCC as the variable of interest in a linear regression model that also included the six movement parameters (calculated during realignment), global mean, global white matter and global CSF signals as variables of no interest [70].

In order to correct for physiological processes and motion, the motion parameters from the realignment step, mean global signal, white matter signal, and cerebral spinal fluid signal were included as covariates in the analysis.

The preprocessing was done with SPM5 and involved spatial realignment to the mean image including unwarping, co-registration of the anatomical image to the mean EPI, unified segmentation procedure, normalization to the MNI-brain template and a 8-mm FWHM spatial smoothing.

For the two postoperative sessions, following realignment to the mean image as reference, rigid body coregistration was used to coregister postoperative scans to the preoperative mean image; scans were then spatially normalized into standard space applying each subject's preoperative spatial normalization parameters to the subject's postoperative realigned and coregistered scans.

After realignment, the obtained mean EPI image was co-registered with the structural T1 image.

Briefly, all functional images were slice time corrected with reference to the first slice acquired, corrected for motion artifacts by realignment to a mean functional image and spatial normalized to a standard T1-weighted template provided by SPM2.

To define the network edges, first, the representative mean time series of each region was acquired by averaging the time series of all voxels within that region, followed by a correction of head motion effects by regressing out the head motion profiles estimated in the image realignment from the mean time-course.