Sentence examples for a specific orientation or from inspiring English sources

Time and place are essential features of ritual action, and both mark a specific orientation or setting for ritual.

However, to determine whether the observed IS orientation biases could just reflect a general preference for insertion in a specific orientation or the effect of selection, we determined global orientation for non-IS encoded and IS-encoded genes in 1,727 bacterial chromosomes (fig. 2).

It can also be configured to hide the URL bar (making it feel more 'native') or stick to a specific orientation (for example, RioRun only works in portrait mode – we have to resort to a 'please rotate your screen' message in a web browser if the phone is held landscape).

"Direct contact of a device to the counter isn't necessary," he said, "And you don't have to place your phone or tablet with a specific orientation on the counter for them to recharge".

This change might affect the 3D conformation of nifedipine or indicate that a specific orientation of the nitro group is required for activity.

Achieving a specific orientation, which is useful for presenting binding/active domains of antibodies or enzymes to the liquid phase, can be done with intermediary biomolecules such as protein A, protein G, or a secondary antibody.

The second molecule exhibits great in-plane rotational freedom and could not be modelled in a specific orientation.

Accordingly, localized failure in solids can be approached by embedding or smearing a traction-based inelastic discontinuity (band) within an (equivalent) elastic matrix along a specific orientation.

This reaction requires a specific orientation of AA within the active site, but an alternative crystallographic binding orientation for AA also exists.

However, integrin-dependent FBGC formation in vitro was highly dependent on both RGD and PHSRN in a single peptide formulation and with a specific orientation.

The most often seen interaction is to Asp235, and most compounds bind with a specific orientation that is defined by their ability to interact with this residue.