Sentence examples for branch orientations from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to map the aortic arch diameters, branch orientations, and center line distances using a commercially available three-dimensional computed tomography-based software package and to propose a prototype design.

NeuronStitcher utilizes a triangle-matching algorithm to estimate the initial match of severed neurites on the sectioning plane based on their relative location and branch orientations (Supplement, Section 2.3).

The orientations of the branches of the pinnate lateral well are less sensitive than the branch numbers and this indicates that more gas recovery efficiency can be effectively achieved by drilling more branches but not by varying the branch orientations.

It implies that cherry trees with simple structure, straight branch orientation and less branch junction will have higher harvest efficiency when in impact or vibration harvesting.

Furthermore, the coefficient matrices entering the solution scheme are obtained by assembling the separate contribution of each branch, thus avoiding the ad hoc node numbering and branch orientation required by alternative implementations.

These stemflow fluxes may decrease as a given tree species ages due to changes in branch orientation and bark roughness, suggesting that the relative contribution of stemflow to water recharge near the bole will decline with time.

Moreover, PS formed using p-type silicon (p-Si) or n-type silicon (n-Si) have many differences in terms of morphological characteristics (i.e., pore size, degree of branching, and orientation) [2, 3].

It is likely that the developmental and regeneration processes that govern LTMR lanceolate ending branching, extension, orientation, size, and TSC association have common mechanisms.

Different factors have shown an association with the selection of FM: the desire to practice a specialty with multiple branches, social orientation, characteristics of the medical school, characteristics such as hours and aspects related to the volume and quality of the work (expected salary, prestige, possibility of finding work, follow-up of patients, etc) and personal interaction.

The most common unconventional features were branches with variable orientations and taxa placed on branches (Table 4).

Anisotropy in ZnGeP2 leads to the different numbers of PSP dispersion branches for different orientations of the sample.