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Head-direction cells signal orientation whereas border cells fire only near the edge of the local environment (Fig 2).

A correlation between the SHG intensity, fibrillar morphology, polarization anisotropy, and signal orientation with impaired mechanical strength has been reported in osteogenesis imperfecta [ 8].

(Motion sickness is often generated by a mismatch between the various inputs signaling orientation within space. People will frequently be seasick if they are below the deck of a boat and the visual system signals no movement while the vestibular system indicates motion).

In the light of the finding that apposition of the N-termini of the TMDs of the GH receptor with a Jun zipper was sufficient to activate the receptor and that introduction of three alanine residues positioned the construct in the strongest signalling orientation, the role of the conserved EED sequence that is located in place of the three alanines in the wild-type receptor was considered.

Further, this study shows that the noise variance in diffusion weighted signals is orientation dependent when signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is low (⩽5).

Head direction (HD) cells are neurons found in an extended cortical and subcortical network that signal the orientation of an animal's head relative to its environment [1 3].

Dispersion curves and mode shapes are used to propose an experimental set up in terms of the input frequency and bandwidth of the signal, the orientation of the sensor and the distance between the sensors in order to reduce the effect of the dispersion in the output signal.

If this process engages the same low-level mechanisms that signal physical orientation, then prolonged viewing of our stimuli should induce adaptation.

Evidence of a cognitive map comes from the spatially localized firing of hippocampal "place cells" and entorhinal "grid cells," which code for an animal's current position in an environment [ 1, 2]. "Head direction cells" in companion structures [ 3] provide a signal for orientation.

The first of these, head direction cells, signal the orientation of the animal's head in the horizontal plane (azimuth): individual head direction cells respond when the animal occupies a narrow range of head directions (∼100°) centred on a preferred firing direction [23].

Echolocating bats face especially challenging sensorimotor demands, using vocal signals for orientation and prey capture.