Sentence examples for by changing the orientation from inspiring English sources

Polarization was changed by changing the orientation of the laser.

In this way, by changing the orientation of the magnets, the resultant magnetic vector changes and the tip of the guidewire aligns itself in the direction of the newly applied vector.

Moreover, an improved switching effect can also be realized by changing the orientation between planes of two dmit ligands.

And the resonant frequency can be flexibly adjusted only by changing the orientation angle of the elliptic holes.

The behaviour of TLD is also studied by changing the orientation of the rectangular TLD subjected to the given range of harmonic excitation frequencies.

In all of these experiments, anisotropic terms in the Hamiltonian are scaled by changing the orientation of the spinning sample relative to the static magnetic field.

Anisotropic electrical properties of FCI/CF composite were achieved by changing the arranged orientation of CF. A novel double-layer microwave absorber by combining FCI/CF absorbers with different orientation of CF was designed to achieve absorbers with wide absorption band and optimal microwave absorption.

There are several ways that the electronic structure of SiNWs can be modified, for example, by changing the thickness, orientation, surface morphology, hydrogen concentration, and doping [1, 2].

We were able to reproduce the variations seen in the flood B data by changing the source orientation and stacking order of the flood phantoms, shown in Fig. 2.

Usually, the performance of the filter depends on the structure parameters and incident conditions; thus, visible wavelengths can be selectively reflected by changing the grating orientation, period, groove depth, and incident angle.

The dominant deformation mechanism can be effectively switched among three dislocation modes, namely dislocation glide in between the twins, dislocation transfer across twin boundaries, and dislocation-mediated boundary migration, by changing the loading orientation with respect to the twin planes.