Sentence examples for spatial reorientation from inspiring English sources
A solution of the problem of the optimal control of spatial reorientation for a dynamically symmetrical spacecraft is presented in analytical form (to expressions in elementary functions).
The problem of the optimal control of the spatial reorientation of a spacecraft (as a rigid body) from an arbitrary initial angular position to an assigned final angular position in the minimum rotation time is investigated in detail.
There is also data that success on certain tasks (e.g., spatial reorientation that relies on combining landmark information with geometrical information) is selectively impaired when the linguistic system is engaged but not when comparable attention is given to non-linguistic distractors.
It has been reported that 5HT-stimulation of cells leads to disassembly and spatial reorientation of vimentin filaments.
Exposure of CHO-YFP-hSERT to 5-HT induced the spatial reorientation of vimentin filaments (Fig. 3).
For example, in cultured smooth muscle cells, contractile stimulation triggers vimentin phosphorylation by PAK, resulting in partial disassembly and spatial reorientation of vimentin [75], [76].
The C3TEG was utilized to ensure sufficient spatial freedom for molecular reorientation of the surface bound biotinylated peptide as well as to stop non-specific protein adsorption to the surface.
Nod/Uv ablation also affects spatial orientation of the rVOR: it abolishes the normal reorientation of eye velocity to the gravito-inertial axis [18], [19].
This set of studies examines accuracy and reaction times of human adults in a reorientation task when the spatial information available is manipulated.
De-agrarianisation represents long-term processes of occupational adjustment, income-earning reorientation, social identification and the spatial relocation of rural dwellers away from strictly agricultural modes of livelihood.
This suggests that the integration between landmarks and search locations, at different spatial scales, is a key factor in characterising human reorientation in the real world.
