Sentence examples for variable directions from inspiring English sources
These results open a novel view where KCs overall are universal cortical phenomena, but each KC may variably involve small or large cortical regions and spread in variable directions, allowing flexible and heterogeneous contributions to sleep homeostasis and memory consolidation.
Precipitation changes include catchment-wide increases or decreases as well as spatially variable directions of change, whereas PET increases for all scenarios.
It is demonstrated that from the 15 sample onward, where the anchor nodes are dense and distributed in variable directions, the indicated RMSE using CRLB ^ RSS has a good correlation with the true RMSE using the ML estimator but is much lower than the true RMSE using the LWLS estimator.
If we assumed that atom 4, scanned the circle by steps of φ = φ2+Δφi we obtained the different lengths (l) for valence bonds with variable directions.
The same subset also changed methylation status with age in the oesophagus, lung and pancreas, but in variable directions (Tra et al, 2002).
These rotations continue until the onset of anaphase, when spindles are stabilized in variable directions, but always within the epithelial plane.
There are two sources of wave directionality, i.e. firstly, the variable direction of uni-directional seas, and secondly, wave spreading around a given mean direction.
Showing clearly the contribution of the terms due to the variable direction thrust, which is positive, when thrust is directed upward, and negative, when thrust is directed downward the climbing trajectory.
The variable direction was the difference between bearing and difference, two numbers that ranged from -pi to pi themselves.
The BPSO TVAC algorithm is applied to 100 square cells test site considering uniform wind and non-uniform wind speed with variable direction characteristics.
Subsequently, the mutual information between the IC difference subspace and each process variable direction is defined as a new non-Gaussian contribution index for fault identification and diagnosis.
