Sentence examples for but also orientation from inspiring English sources

The Puck failure criteria (Puck et al. 2002) were adopted for the fibre yarn as it could predict not only location but also orientation of a crack.

This autonomy has in view the power source's supply capability but also orientation and perception capabilities as regards the terrain configuration the robot is running upon and its decision making and the motion manner towards a target.

Serious genotype/phenotype analysis for this region will require intensive copy number analysis at high resolution such as PFGE or fiber FISH to determine not only copy number but also orientation (regarding inversions), and perhaps even expression and epigenetic analysis.

Computational experiments confirm that not only stiffness mismatch between fiber and matrix materials but also orientation-induced local anisotropies exert decisive influence on distribution of CSWs in short-fiber composites.

Experiments were performed on the single crystal superalloy CMSX-4 mainly in the orientation 〈0 0 1〉, but also orientations 〈0 1 1〉 and 〈1 1 1〉.

Therefore, particularly adolescents experience a lack of stability in orientation concerning these values, norms, and long-term-goals in essential dimensions of life such as family, religion, morals, vocational orientation, politics, social and national affiliation, but also sexual orientation, sexuality and gender.

"There is a whole series of issues about the equality of women, but also sexual orientation … One could only say that [the church] is intolerant of people of a different sexual orientation".

It established a broad new privacy policy that would prohibit city workers in most cases from giving out information about not just a person's immigration status, but also sexual orientation, income tax records and welfare assistance, among other things.

Mean shift-based methods which are not only adapting the kernel scale but also the orientation of the kernel are presented in [14 17].

When barcode medication administration (BCMA) is implemented nurses are required to integrate not only a new set of procedures or artifacts into everyday work, but also an orientation to medication safety itself that is sometimes at odds with their own.

In addition, the immobilization of the working electrode by a special adjusting device facilitated not only the detachment of the working electrode for treatment but also accurate orientation of the electrode, consequently improved ECL reproducibility.