Sentence examples for specifically orientation from inspiring English sources

An association exists between such positioning and clinical outcomes (specifically, orientation toward the interventricular septum has negative prognostic implications).

It is believed that certain contour attributes, specifically orientation, curvature and linear extent, provide essential cues for object (shape) recognition.

In both cases, the role of connections between cortical neurons is that of increasing the salience of certain stimulus parameters, specifically orientation or direction of movement.

There were few organised educational activities related to prescribing specifically beyond orientation sessions and self-directed online case-studies.

It seems therefore likely that if (SCL E47 bHLH is able to bind E boxes specifically, its orientation on DNA is dictated by E47.

Specifically, the orientation selectivity has been reported to be lowest at the positions of the centers of the pinwheels (see Fig.  27).

Specifically, the orientation of cardiac glycosides at the putative cation permeation path formed by transmembrane helices αM1 M6 correlates with the Na+ pump activity and cell migration.

Since all learning is driven by motivation (i.e. the willingness to exert effort toward educational goals, often despite difficulties and setbacks), we applied in the present study a motivational theory perspective: specifically, goal orientation theory.

Specifically, the orientation of the ellipsoid in each voxel, defined by the eigenvector with the largest eigenvalue, can be colour-coded to communicate and display information about the direction of white matter tracts.

Specifically, fast orientation fluctuations (which are much faster than 1/ Dstat) of dissolved B12 can be characterized by the H H dipole dipole coupling of pairs of neighboring aromatic protons to exploit the fact that the internuclear vector points along the long axis and is thus not affected by fast uniaxial rotation.

The Court specifically included sexual orientation as an individual liberty, writing that India's democracy "must protect the family, marriage, procreation, and sexual orientation… all important aspects of dignity".