Sentence examples for a perfect orientation from inspiring English sources

A value 0 for it indicates that the molecular orientation is fully random (isotropic), while a value 1 represents a perfect orientation along a preferential orientation axis.

As already defined in the previous section, 〈 P2(cos⁡ β)〉 takes a range of values from a minimum of 0 (isotropic) to a maximum of 1.0 (perfect orientation).

Miniscule rotational errors accumulate in this process, causing the orientation to 'drift' away from a perfect gravity orientation.

Mostly, they occurred in a perfect periclinal orientation, but we also observed numerous interspersed anticlinal divisions that are necessary to keep up with overall radial expansion.

To further ameliorate safety and performance of the endoluminal clamping, the Intraclude shaft is curve-shaped, allowing a better adhesion to the aortic arch and a perfect tip orientation towards the aortic valve for the cardioplegia delivery.

Furthermore, the ultimate value of Young's modulus was estimated theoretically by assuming an ideal simultaneous biaxially stretched film with 100% crystallinity and the perfect orientation of the c-axes parallel to the film surface.

"Perfect orientation and perfect control," the guidance and navigation control officer in Mission Control reported.

For larger flows, the orientation function is very close to unity which is perfect orientation.

The film is modeled by assuming Gaussian distributions of two Euler angle textures about perfect orientation with varying spread, or full width at half maximum.

Morphology of the blend showed that PEI/TLCP fibres contained fine fibrils of almost infinite aspect ratio and nearly perfect orientation in the flow direction.

It is proposed that lack of perfect orientation and presence of carbonaceous material between bundles greatly enhances the stress transfer, thus increasing the load the fibre can carry before failing by shear.