Sentence examples for shape subjects from inspiring English sources

Kim & Cave [14] showed that, in conjunction search tasks where the target was defined by color and shape, subjects tended to detect more often the letters that were displayed inside items that shared one feature (either color or shape) with the target than in the other distractors.

We model a portion of the renal capsule as a membrane with spherical-cap shape subject to an internal pressure exerted by the renal parenchyma acting as a fluid (Figure 3).

In this letter, we introduce a 3D finite element-based numerical tool to simultaneously characterize the mechanical and electrical response of fluid-embedded soft sensors of arbitrary shape, subjected to any loading.

The researchers tried to reproduce that gait in the laboratory, with only moderate success: Older, less-in-shape subjects could approximate it, perhaps because their bodies are less springy, he adds.

Three farm landscape shapes, subject to gradual salinisation, are described.

The transient response of composite laminated cylindrical shells with convex and concave shapes, subjected to low-velocity impact, was numerically investigated.

This nonlinear equation is then utilized by a model predictive controller which regulates the protein crystal to desired shapes subject to manipulated input constraints.

However, internal contours were included for 53 of the shapes, subject to the requirement that all dots be traceable along a path where each dot was encountered only once.

By characterizing anatomical differences in size and shape between subjects, statistical shape models enable population-based evaluations in biomechanics.

Hence the registration of functional data sets to midspace template accounts for the differential atrophy and brain shape between subjects by reducing the differences between the individual spatial transformations.

Bulimia nervosa (BN) is characterised by a combination of discrete periods of binge eating and compensatory behaviours, such as vomiting, and a high importance placed on weight and shape, in subjects who are not underweight.