Sentence examples for the orientation of changes from inspiring English sources

The orientation of changes, however, is identical.

Summing log likelihood profiles over all loci produces a consensus profile (in bold black in Figure 3) under the assumption that the orientation of change in allele frequencies is the same for all the loci.

The orientation of change in allele frequencies in two-dimensional space was estimated with the Pooled Adjacent Violators Algorithm (PAVA), originally described by Brunk [ 68] as a method for finding the maximum likelihood monotonic cline over a set of observations (see also [ 69, 70]).

We now briefly describe why we chose this implementation of the time delay in the main text (in the third paragraph of the subsection headed "Model for the dynamics and the orientation of topological changes").

Stick them at even distances so that they shine as the orientation of light changes.

With the appearance of the rich Late Hallstatt communities of south-central Europe, the orientation of contact changed.

As the orientation of the cloth changes, the depth data for the cloth will also change.

The orientation of each stage changes, if the first stage is oriented clockwise, the second stage is oriented counter clockwise.

The magnitude of the gradient tells us how quickly the image content is changing, while the direction of the gradient tells us the orientation of these rapid changes.

These charges accumulate at boundaries within the solar wind where either the velocity or the orientation of the IMF changes.

It has also been observed that during passage through these subharmonic resonances the orientation of rotor orbit changes quite noticeably.