When the framework of primary crystals is oriented by crystallization during flow, the secondary crystals follow this orientation, indicating that the secondary crystals are not isometric fringed micelles but instead have a substantial lateral extent.
The polymers were oriented by the electric field while in solution and solidified into a stable, oriented structure by solvent evaporation.
On the other hand, nuclear magnetic moments can be oriented by light through their coupling to the atom's electrons.
I don't think that any genuine artist has ever been oriented by some didactic point of view, even if he thought he was.
"But in order to make a celibate commitment that's lasting and healthy, you really have to be oriented by what you're saying yes to".
The whole of Fanon's contribution to Algeria's liberation struggle (1954-1962) is oriented by a popular "will to independence", the "national will of the oppressed peoples", their "will to break with exploitation and contempt".
The resulting gel may be oriented by stretching during this stage, as the polymer is coagulated, or the freshly formed fibres may be stretched after they are removed from the spin bath.
As a rule, migrations are oriented by the sea currents near the spawning grounds, but the fish go as well with or against the current direction; four forms of the Caspian shad are known to move against currents.
On second viewing, the John Ford connection seems even clearer than before not just in the use of the great "print the legend" trope from "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance," but in the democratic faith in the ordinary man's moral-political compass when it's oriented by the unfailing polarity of a magnetic leader, who, in this case, is the preternaturally-wise daughter.
Figures 9, 10 and 11 are oriented by initial particle volumetric concentration and sub-figures are oriented by fluid dynamic viscosities.
