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Such behavior is consistent with the double bond rotation pattern of the GFP neutral chromophore.

Figure 3B shows that the WT VEG cell also exhibited the transition between ordered patterns, but in this case as a change from a right-handed rotation pattern of 36 degree/min (2 to 20 min) to a left-handed rotation pattern of 36 degree/min (20 to 30 min).

It is remarkable that this effect occurs in spite of the fact that the sinusoidal rotation pattern of the visual scene is perfectly predictable: thus the predictability of the disturbance does not imply the ability to use such prediction in the computation of the motor commands that compensate the angular mismatch between the vision and action frames.

We could not identify the instantaneous large turn in our data, but found the cells moving in a fashion similar to CIRC and OSC: The cells in the rotation pattern of cell shape moved in a fashion with angular speed of 36 to 45 degree/min (n = 13; Fig. S5).

The 3D position of a particle on the object side is recorded on the image plane in the form of a rotation pattern of the two main lobes.

In phases K3 and K4 excessive external rotation patterns of pelvis were noted in the operated legs.

During the 4th week after ACLR in two first phases of gait, a limitation of internal rotation patterns of pelvis in the operated legs was noted.

This implies that the PCL may be necessary for obtaining optimum function after TKR, regardless of the internal rotation patterns of knees with a retained or recessed PCL.

(F ) Enlargement of the rotation pattern in panel C with an additional indication of the pattern of the local shear rate tensor by green bars.

Johal et al. [ 6] also similarly showed a medial center of rotation pattern during several sagittal plane activities.

Combining a standard model for metal flow through a converging channel with the slip system geometry in each crystal shows that the macroscopic crystal rotation pattern is coupled to the pattern of redundant strains generated during rolling.