Sentence examples for a definite orientation from inspiring English sources

These nano-particles show a definite orientation with respect to Mo.

Crystallographic orientation analyses suggest that the Ti2Cu phase is related to the matrix via a definite orientation relationship of (0¯13 Ti2Cu∥ 011)β and [100]Ti2Cu∥[100]β, while the growth of the α phase is governed by the Potter's OR such that (1¯101)α∥ 011)β and [11¯20]α∥[1¯11]β.

Immunohistochemistry for smooth muscle actin demonstrated a definite orientation of muscle cells mainly in the lower part of the tissue culture (Fig.  2g i).

A section cut from a quartz crystal with definite orientation and dimensions has a natural frequency of this expansion and contraction (i.e., vibration) that is very high, measured in millions of vibrations per second.

The question of whether a Thornian time machine a device that produces CTCs can be seen to be at work only makes sense if the spacetime has at least three features: temporal orientability, a definite time orientation, and a causally innocuous past.

Examples of ritual time and ritual space orientation can be found in the rituals for building the sacrifice in Brahmanic Indian ritual texts, for the building of a Christian cathedral, and for consecrating those structures that symbolize a definite space time orientation in which rituals are enacted.

Fourth, public health has a definite consequentialist orientation.

In this work, a detailed report on the growth of elongated bar-like crystallites with a definite crystallographic orientation, forming a self-organized patterned surface layer, with a thickness of about 100 nm, onto 900 nm thick ferromagnetic shape memory alloy Ni Mn Ga films epitaxially grown on MgO 001) is presented.

To transport heat from different places of the capsule to heat exchanger special fans are installed given definite orientation.

It is also found that there exists definite orientation relationships between M and B2 phases which are very close to those obtained by Otsukaet al. in equiatomic TiNi martensite.

But because the institute recognizes that, historically, many great discoveries come from young researchers, there is a definite youth-orientation to recruiting.