Sentence examples for smallest orientation from inspiring English sources

The smallest orientation contrast at which 70%% accuracy was achieved was taken as the minimum discrimination threshold.

The mobility of a grain boundary has a strong divergence in the limit of the small orientation mismatch.

During plane-strain compression these "Brass" oriented crystals remain stable in terms of the final, average, orientation, with a small orientation spread.

Students are required to take a small orientation course online before entering the center and are interviewed individually.

Small orientation bias was found in the cases of Nanog-Esrrb, Sox2-Oct4 and cMyc-E2f1, where the free energy that penalizes one orientation is about 20% of the interaction free energy, and no such bias was detected for STAT3-Klf4 and Oct4-Zfx.

This may indicate a small orientation dependence in the spectra as the data may correspond either to grains in different orientations or from multiple grains.

However, we see a small orientation bias in RefSeq genes, with a shift away from RNA DNA hybrids with the RNA in the same orientation as transcription (Additional file 1: Figure S3).

Briefly, mice were trained to distinguish horizontal from vertical square wave gratings of a low spatial frequency (0.086 cyc/deg, training phase) and then their ability to recognize increasingly smaller orientation differences was tested (test phase).

It is stated that even if they give better results than those based on ASM, their performance is proven only for small orientations shifts.

Additionally, morphological, structural and contamination studies of Nb thin film expose a very low droplet density on the substrate surface, a small polycrystalline orientation of the films and a low contamination level.

The fatigue life of material A(0°/0°/0°/0°) with small fiber orientation angle is significantly longer than that of material B +45°/−45°/+45°/−45°).