Sentence examples for sensitive to direction from inspiring English sources

Morrone et al. [15] identified a ventral subarea of the MT+ complex which was especially sensitive to direction changing optic flow.

Note also that both the absence of a functional MT localizer and the use of weaker, more transient motion stimuli may have rendered our analysis less sensitive to direction-sensitive responses in MT+, compared with previous studies (Kamitani and Tong 2006; Seymour et al. 2009).

The nervous systems of various animals, from insect to mammal, house vast numbers of neurons that are sensitive to the direction of a visually perceived movement, and the mechanism behind this direction sensitivity includes the detection of the order of the activations of neurons, that is, sequence detection (Hubel 1995; Reichardt and Varju 1959; Barlow and Levick 1965).

In addition, it has been found that the magnetic properties are sensitive to the direction in the coating, although steel coating presents a ferromagnetic character in the parallel and vertical directions.

According to the theory on self-organization and in a series of in vitro studies with a change in gravity direction [ 61, 62] and microgravity [ 61], it was clearly shown that microtubule self-organization is sensitive to the direction and the magnitude of gravity, which may explain the results obtained under microgravity.

To identify ERP components sensitive to the direction of cued attentional shifts, ERP waveforms triggered in response to cues directing attention to the left side were compared to ERPs elicited during rightward attentional shifts (cf. Harter et al., 1989; Yamaguchi et al., 1994; Nobre et al., 2000b; Hopf and Mangun, 2000).

50 years ago, researchers discovered that retinal ganglion cells, which transmit information from eye to brain via the optic nerve, are sensitive to the direction and speed of moving images, and have been trying explain how ever since.

M1 molecules are considerably larger and have large dipole moment; therefore, they can be much more sensitive to the direction of the applied electric field than M2.

From Table 1, the detection errors are close in the same distance and not very sensitive to the direction of the sound sources.

Results indicated that various phenomena such as fluid separation, vortex, wake effect and reattachment were sensitive to wind direction, resulting in great variations in wind pressure.

The coupling of partial dislocations by different planar faults (that are specific for the L10 structure) makes the resistance to slip and cross slip of the <101] superdislocation sensitive to its direction of motion.