Sentence examples for alignment, for instance from inspiring English sources

In this method, the silicon wafer is cleaved to reveal {111} planes for alignment, for instance, cleaved edges on {110} wafer are aligned along ⟨110⟩ and ⟨112⟩ directions as shown in Fig. 7 for the wafer whose flat is oriented along ⟨110⟩ direction.

Some recent definitions emphasize the strategic alignment, for instance, Rajegopal et al. (2007) look at portfolio management as a tool to implement an organization's strategy.

In terms of complementarity, HR concerns of the 'strategy' side significantly impact the course of strategic alignment, for instance by safeguarding the transfer of accounting knowledge by adjusting HR processes like 'internal consultancy' and specific HR career programs (Cases A and B and vice versa when the mutual alignment of such HRM processes failed (Monks et al. 2013; Kepes and Delery 2007).

In general, it seems reasonable to expect that the level of dependence might vary with the type of organism (viruses, bacteria, and eukaryotes) and the phylogenetic depth of the alignment, for instance.

Basically, we first need to identify all pairs of codons with a common subsequence, that have a perfect semi-global alignment (for instance, codons CAT and ATG satisfy this condition, having the common subsequence AT; this example is further explained below).

Through the years, there have been many ridiculous claims about planetary alignments - for instance, that they cause earthquakes, or that they briefly allow people on Earth to be weightless.

TOPALi is designed to be user-friendly and thus includes functionality that allows the user to work with a project locally (loading or examining alignments for instance) and then to submit one or more analysis jobs for remote processing.

The finer the analysis, the higher the necessity to capture the information available in all alignments: for instance, when trying to bridge a gap in a less covered region of genome during assembly, or to reconstruct the sequence of a less expressed RNA.

They can improve alignment by, for instance, adopting revenue-sharing contracts, using technology to track previously hidden information, or working with intermediaries to build trust among network partners.

These include Doppler and collision induced alignment effects, for instance, that result in a detection efficiency that depends on the angle between the post-collision velocity vector and the propagation or polarization direction of the laser.

It is possible to break up a system into discrete segments or sections, and this enables the identification of biodesign indicators such as scaling effects that predict the alignment of microfibrils for instance or the percentage volume required of a matrix cavity in a gel.