Sentence examples for stripe orientations from inspiring English sources

The extension relies on the reconstruction of the local phase of the image by means of the windowed Fourier transform and the acquisition of an overdetermined set of stripe orientations in order to avoid the phase interferences from structures outside the myocardium and the instabilities arising from the application of a gradient operator.

Different stripe orientations activated particular columns of neurons that seem to react to specific angles in the outline of objects.

It shows that ferroelectric domains form stripe patterns in a submicron length scale and the larger micron-scale areas are distributed with typical stripe orientations along 45° or 135°.

The stripe orientation depends on the anisotropy in surface stress, substrate stiffness, and phase boundary energy.

On shallow- and deep stripe-patterned InP (1 0 0) substrates, depending on the stripe orientation, the linear one-dimensional InAs QD arrays are rotated away from their natural direction due to the presence of vicinal stepped sidewall planes modifying the self-organization process, coexisting with QD free steep side facets on the deep-patterned substrates.

We perform a quantitative analysis of the phase shift and its dependence on stripe orientation and field.

It is patent however that the tubulin is affected by the general substrate-induced polarization process and microtubules dominantly follow the stripe orientation (see constriction indicated by white arrows on Figure 5b).

For orientation reversal VERPs (OR-VERP) stripe orientation changes between 45 and 135 degrees.

For phase reversal VERPs (PR-VERP) the stripe orientation is unchanged but contrast reverses periodically.

Inferential statistics confirmed no significant performance differences between sexes or stripe orientation first rewarded (Data File).

Stripe formation is initiated by iridophores appearing at the horizontal myoseptum, which serves as a morphological landmark for stripe orientation, but is subsequently a self-organising process.