The phrase "a sideways orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the position or alignment of an object that is turned or tilted to the side rather than being upright or facing forward.
Example: "The painting was hung with a sideways orientation, giving the room a unique and artistic flair."
Alternatives: "a lateral position" or "a tilted alignment".
The only thing an anonymous street artist needs more than an alias and sideways orientation toward authority is a jolly, obfuscating band of confederates.
By Lauren Collins February 4, 2009 The only thing an anonymous street artist needs more than an alias and sideways orientation toward authority is a jolly, obfuscating band of confederates.
The figure eight appears not only in its familiar, sideways orientation but also upright, with extra loops or with twisted, loose ends.
It also studied the magnetic field, its irregular structure, its tilt and its unique corkscrew magnetotail caused by Uranus's sideways orientation.
The sideways orientation of the glenoid (shoulder) joint between scapula, coracoid, and humerus — instead of the dorsally angled arrangement found in modern birds might indicate that Archaeopteryx was unable to lift its wings above its back a requirement for the upstroke found in modern flapping flight.
The BSA molecules are first bound in end-on orientation but rapidly transferred to the sideways orientation, which requires more space.
Then bound molecules in sideways orientation are more slowly transferred back to the end-on orientation, making room for further binding in end-on state.
The complexity of the spreading model was reduced by assuming that BSA cannot directly adsorb or desorb from or to the sideways orientation.
The initial adsorption rate of solute molecules to the unsaturated membrane in the end-on orientation is 1/ ka1 × qm) = 0.042 s and the reorientation rate to the sideways orientation is 1/ k12 × qm) = 4.69 s.
