Keep your knife at this orientation as you slice so that the fibers are broken.
In addition, computational studies had shown that a 3′ orientation was also feasible, and we investigated this orientation, as well.
Try the narrow Expedit shelf (one 5-shelf column), which is handy because the square shelves allow the accompanying storage baskets and bins to work in this orientation as well.
This orientation is as pronounced as the melt viscosity of polyethylene is low, this characteristic feature changing with the preparation method.
Therefore there is no luminance change along the orientation of the current stimulus pattern, i.e. vertically, and as a result this orientation will not evoke a response.
Both lattices were aligned to the same orientation (henceforth referred to as 0°), but this orientation was randomly varied from trial to trial, covering 90° in 1° steps.
Others have criticized the Gates Foundation for having a "narrowly conceived understanding of health as the product of technical interventions divorced from economic, social, and political contexts" pointing to the Grand Challenges issued by the Foundation as example of this orientation [ 13].
This book Extractive Metallurgy of Activated Minerals designed for researchers and operators in the areas of extraction metallurgy, mineral processing, mineralogy, solid state chemistry and material science as well as for university students of this orientation.
Upon tensile deformation, the constituent chains and domains of both PCL and PEG phases became oriented, while heating-induced recovery reversed this orientation, as evidenced by wide-angle and small-angle X-ray diffraction studies.
Tischlinger and Unwin concluded that the putative orientation of the feathers in one plane is a taphonomic artefact (as in some other fossil birds) and not as a result of this orientation being a natural one on the animal.
