In Experiment 2, participants viewed the screen oriented perpendicular to the ground and indicated their dip estimates from this position (as shown in Fig. 3b).
To test whether this pattern of results was sensitive to changes in the orientation of the stimuli relative to gravity, Experiment 2 presented the same stimuli on a screen oriented horizontally.
For instance: An internal motion sensor can tell whether you're holding the thing in portrait or landscape mode and will automatically rotate the screen, orienting it to the right direction.
This information will be useful to decide the conditions for future virtual screening campaigns oriented to identify substrates/inhibitors (and nonsubstrates) of P-gp.
All groups had access to two screens at the same time, precluding the simultaneous monitoring of both sides of both screens by a single bystander monkey, while the screens were oriented along the line of sight of the human observer.
The videos will be full-screen, vertically oriented, and can have a resolution up to 4K.
Their physical motion data are captured by one depth camera properly aligned with the screen and oriented toward the user.
Maybe I'm crazy, but if I pull a device from my pocket I don't want to flip it around so the screen is oriented correctly.
But such approaches have tended to reduce resolution or permit the ideal 3D images to be seen in only a few spots where viewers are the right distance from the screen and oriented at the correct angle, muting interest among consumers.
Structure oriented screening techniques are discussed with regard to their usefulness and applicability in catalyst screening in research projects with different degrees of exploratory character.
Structure oriented screening approaches were applied to build libraries for two target reactions in two case studies presented in this paper one challenging exploratory ammon-oxidation reaction for the conversion of C6-feedstocks to adipodinitrile precursors with currently no relevant useful materials and no technical solution known.
