Sentence examples for aligned at an angle from inspiring English sources

In this case, grains are subdivided by extended planar dislocation boundaries preferentially aligned at an angle of 40 ± 15° to the rolling direction.

The probe beam was focused by a lens of 5 cm focal length away from the cuvette and aligned at an angle smaller than 1.5° with respect to the excitation beam.

The coverslip was rinsed with PBS and placed into a cuvette using a specially designed holder aligned at an angle of 30° to the excitation beam of a SLM Aminco Bowman Series 2 fluorescence spectrometer.

Chemical dissolution of the crystalline phase results in amorphous foams with elongated pores, aligned at a 22 28° angle with respect to the extrusion direction, whose compressive properties are studied for various orientations.

At both strain rates, stretched fibers aligned at a smaller angle relative to the direction of stretch and were significantly longer compared to randomly oriented control fibers.

The ratchets patterned on the surface were aligned at a ~45° angle with respect to the direction of the channel.

The ratchet structures in the bottom center of the microchannel had the height of 3.5 ± 0.2 μm and were aligned at a ~45° angle with respect to the direction of the microchannel.

By observing (4), we see that the channel links that correspond to each constellation point are aligned at a different angle, which is determined by the factor (p - 1)(2Π / N H ) for p = 1, 2, … N H, so as to obtain a PSK-like spatial constellation diagram and maximize the coding gain.

At day 9 (Figure 4L), hair follicles of control mice (in anagen phase) were uniformly spaced, aligned at a specific angle relative to the skin and grew deeply into subcutaneous fat.

Indeed, Hubel and Wiesel [37] demonstrated that neurons having similar orientation specificities aligned at right angle to the surface of the visual cortex.

On the 3-carbonyl side of the substrate, Lys170 sterically alters the position of DHQ's reactive ketone, aligning it at an angle conducive for nucleophilic attack.