Sentence examples for In some orientations from inspiring English sources

However, in some orientations, fracture or plastic slip are apparently preferred to martensitic transformation, and thus crystallography favors certain orientations if superelasticity or shape memory properties are specifically desired in zirconia ceramics.

Diamond has a cleavage plane and is therefore more fragile in some orientations than others.

The flow through a die in extrusion always results in some orientation of the polymer molecules.

Because the eccentricity of 3 mm of the down-hole tool can be regarded as being negligibly small, the sum of both the point-symmetrical data in some orientation are approximately the diameter of the borehole for that orientation.

In the primary visual cortex, the processing of information uses the distribution of orientations in the visual input: neurons react to some orientations in the stimulus more than to others.

The yield and ultimate tensile strengths were seen to generally decrease in magnitude with increasing build angle, while a reduction in ductility was observed in some building orientations, and the Young's moduli were typically insensitive to the build angle.

In particular the relaxation in some grain orientations that is experimentally observed, and is associated with twin-induced stress relief, can be captured by the model under appropriate assumptions.

InN quantum dots with pre-nitridation process grown at temperature 450 °C have relatively high dots density, broad size distribution, and shape in some preferred orientation.

The goal is to use the self-assembly of the nucleic acid structures to template the assembly of the nanoparticles hosted on them, controlling their position and in some cases orientation.

Known patterns of adaptive genetic variation in P. chilensis could be used to implement biologically sound gene conservation and breeding programs and to provide guidelines for seed transfer for afforestation and reforestation The objectives of this work were to explore the adaptive strategy of P. chilensis (Mol) Stuntz in order to provide some orientation for the species genetic management.

However, any nurse, despite qualifications or competencies, is less likely to perform well in an unfamiliar setting, thus some orientation or induction is critical in order to reduce the potential risk to patient care.