Sentence examples for spatial alignments from inspiring English sources

Alternative spatial alignments for 6 railway corridors were derived based on criteria representing biodiversity, resource efficiency and costs, developed from ecological and geological knowledge, data and models.

Density and spatial alignments of the three-dimensional (3D) collagen architecture define mechanical tissue properties, i.e. stiffness and porosity, which guide or oppose cell migration and positioning in different contexts, such as morphogenesis, regeneration, immune response, and cancer progression.

The same procedure is used to compute T r that aligns r to R. The spatial alignment of the trajectories of Abp1, Arc18 and Act1 was computed using only the trajectory data associated with the invagination dynamics, up to the trajectory peak in fluorescence intensity.

For all these different categories, the fusion comprises of two primary steps: (i) image registration, which is nothing but spatial alignment of input images, and (ii) combining those aligned images.

Simultaneous acquisition also results in perfect spatial alignment.

The spatial alignment between functionally important components is what makes the product function.

Recently a spatial processing technique that does not require tight spatial alignment has been developed for OW MIMO links [74, 75].

OW MIMO links require tight spatial alignment between the transmitter and receiver arrays to avoid interference between the channels [71 73].

Special component-to-actuator holders were manufactured and starting spatial alignment of the three-components was sought.

Extracellular matrix formation as well as spatial alignment of collagen fibers were delayed and not complete by 24 weeks.

After dedicated studies to establish timing and spatial alignment, the first results on the detector performance (efficiency, resolutions, etc).