Sentence examples for Precisely oriented from inspiring English sources

The mounds were so precisely oriented that snow melted in their lees in patterns anticipated by the designer.

These receptors have the dual tasks of cross-reactive cytokine recognition, and formation of precisely oriented multimeric signaling assemblies.

Kate Spence, a Cambridge colleague, had demonstrated in a paper last year that from the first, the pyramids were all precisely oriented towards the northern stars.

To overcome this problem we have used focused ion beam (FIB) processing to prepare precisely oriented sections across interfaces in fully mineralized teeth.

Regular dense fibrous tissue is the term used to describe tendons, ligaments, and aponeuroses (fibrous sheets that form attachments for muscles), where the collagen fibres are precisely oriented in parallel bundles.

We propose a new "direct-write" process for fabricating scaffolds composed of suspended polymer microfibers that are precisely oriented in 3D, providing directional architecture for selectively guiding cell growth along a desired pathway.

Precisely orienting such a small specimen is difficult, and therefore, a standard 1-in.

That is, the will must adapt itself to changes in the object: it perceives a demand that one must "precisely orient oneself in view of circumstances", and to do so differently as circumstances shift.

An optical bench was designed to precisely orient different beam projection arrays for production of TACT image sets and pairs of images for use with the buccal object rule.

Rigid interactions between the transmembrane anchor and the catalytic domain serve to precisely orient the substrate entry channel relative to the lipid bilayer.

To have any chance of landing a tenure-track job, aspirants "must use every year in graduate school [and their postdoc appointments] to produce a record oriented precisely to the demands of the tenure track market, while keeping an eye open to nonacademic options".