The phrase "base orientation of the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes the fundamental or main position or direction of something. Example: The base orientation of the company's marketing strategy is to target young adults aged 18-30.
Figure 8o shows a disadvantage of the template based orientation of the residues: contrarily to all other complexes the Gln 194A has an acceptor function but the side chain oxygen points not towards the ligand and a collision occurs.
The definition of antetorsion in our study was directly based on the orientation of the stem neck axis, because the analysis was directed to the determination of ROM according to implant-to-implant impingement.
Even when shown a film on television, they gave descriptions of it based on the orientation of the screen.
"Based on the orientation of the impact craters, orientation of certain surviving munition components and other damage in the areas, the rockets are believed to have arrived from the northwest," the report concluded.
We also solve the crystal structure of 5FIAA, determine the orientation dependence of the chemical shift of a single crystal of 5FIAA, and predict the 19F chemical shift based on the orientation of the fluorine in the crystal.
Following the single crystal formulation, a homogenisation procedure based on random orientation of the individual grains in a polycrystalline aggregate is considered.
The needle was guided into position based on the orientation of the bevel of its cephalad.
Each pixel casts a weighted vote for an edge orientation histogram bin, based on the orientation of the image gradient at that pixel.
Apple has received a patent from the USPTO (via AppleInsider) for a method of wireless induction charging that can perform different actions based on the orientation of the device as it's laid on the charing mat or pad.
