Sentence examples for Wrong orientation from inspiring English sources

"They need to perceive what wrong orientation they had and make serious efforts to make up for it".

However, the 2px orbitals now lie in the wrong orientation for head-to-head overlap, and they overlap side-to-side instead.

Tap on an individual clip, choose Rotate/Mirroring and you can flip a particular section of your footage or rotate it in 90-degree intervals: if you've somehow shot your video in the wrong orientation or the wrong way up (not that difficult if you're importing from multiple devices) then this feature can get everything looking like it belongs in the same movie.

But the pin is shown in the wrong orientation and is supposed to be attached with candle wax, which wouldn't work.

A typical example is the one presented in Figure 5, where two solutions are very likely geometrically given the model, but the most likely from the expected model has the wrong orientation.

The quadrupolar nature of a gravitational wave will cause a compressing-and-stretching of mutually perpendicular arms, but if a wave comes in at exactly the wrong orientation (in the detector's blind spot), the signal will be missed.

Our calculations show that the decrease in the association second-order rate constant at low values of the ionic strength is caused by the protein pairs spending more time in "wrong" orientations which do not satisfy the docking conditions and so do not form the final complex capable of the electron transfer.

Fewer eye movements were made to wrong orientations when subject had to grasp the object rather than point to it.

Consequently, users can quickly learn the fraction of two ends from different chromosomes, and two ends with wrong orientations, as well as those with longer than or shorter than expected distances.

For example, on-path distractors capture attention when reaching to a target compared to equidistant off-path distractors, showing how attention prioritizes stimuli in reach-relevant space (Pratt & Abrams, 1994; Tipper, Lortie, & Baylis, 1992) and visual search for graspable objects reduces the number saccades to wrong-orientation distractors when grasping (Bekkering & Neggers, 2002).

Meanwhile, I'm left absent-mindedly counting up my climaxes and wondering if I've been robbed without realizing it for picking the "wrong" sexual orientation.