Sentence examples for test orientations from inspiring English sources
A good correlation between experimental results and model predictions is achieved for all test orientations and frequencies.
The resultant plate was mechanically tested in five different test orientations in the solution-treated, underaged, peak-aged and overaged conditions.
Each curve represents the average response across all trials and test orientations within the same block.
As shown in Figure 3B, adaptation to an isolated target Gabor produced a robust TAE, with a maximum repulsion of ±10° at test orientations differing by ±10° 15° from the adaptor (consistent with prior studies of the peripheral TAE [ 34]).
Moreover, if a spatial heterogeneity in the radial bias indeed exists, as suggested by our results, it may be predicted that the decoding performance using MVPA varies between test orientations and sub-regions of the visual field.
As a measure of neuronal discrimination performance, we calculated the neurons' capacity to discriminate between each combination pair of test orientations (d', Green and Swets, 1966), calculated by dividing the absolute difference between the neurons' mean firing rates by the rms standard deviation).
On the postinjury tests, there is one different element: a series of five questions designed to test orientation and glean how confused a player might be at that moment.
As for the test orientation of Guthy-Renker, Mr. Lieberman joked that when the company began working with Eleven, Mr. Price was told that "everything we do is 60-day trial offers".
Each test orientation had two opposite directions of drift, yielding a total of 8 drift directions.
Superimposed Mask grating orientations were always orthogonal to the test orientation, and drifted in a direction 90° clockwise from the test drift direction.
Thus it is more likely that the elevated thresholds in the small-mask condition arise from the difficulty in accessing the horizontal test when it coheres with the mask to form a drifting plaid, and not because of an increase in uncertainty over test orientation.
