Furthermore, spindle orientation in very large cells is established by orienting centrosomes during the previous telophase/interphase transition and not by astral MTs contacting the cell cortex hundreds of microns away (Wuhr et al., 2011).
However, by orienting the display along the preferred viewing angle, the display can be made almost angle invariant.
We found that purpose, like the other connections, both binds and frees people by orienting and elevating their work.
It is written in the present tense, and most chapters start by orienting the reader in time -- "It's Saturday morning" -- before illustrating the day's events.
Begin by orienting the students to this photo with a few warm-up questions: What's "wrong," or out of place in this photo?
Discrete micropatterns on biomaterial surfaces can be used to guide the direction of mammalian cell movement by orienting cell morphology.
It is minimized by giving the appendages airfoil shape and by orienting them, if possible, so that approaching water will have a low angle of attack.
One involved dung beetles, among the least lordly occupants of this cosmic garden, which apparently navigate by orienting themselves to the light of the Milky Way.
When he was hired, Ryan broke from recent Jets tradition by orienting the defense to his right, as it had been in Baltimore.
This model suggests that high mechanical moduli can be obtained by orienting the crystallites more effectively and by increasing the crystallinity, which results in a higher shear modulus.
Two types of beam samples were manufactured by orienting the sinusoidal wave either along the length (longitudinal) or along the width (transverse).
