Sentence examples for by reorientation from inspiring English sources

During the American occupation, he studied at the Summer Courses for New Music in Darmstadt, which was supported, in part, by "reorientation" dollars.

This was probably caused by reorientation of oxygen-containing groups into the polymer volume [37 39].

Texture hardening takes place by reorientation of grains induced by twinning.

The second main phase of graben formation began in Early Miocene and was marked by reorientation of the stress field to NE SW extension.

The new model can potentially improve mechanistic understanding and facilitate quantitative simulation of various phenomena, such as caused by reorientation, reconformation or unfolding of bound species.

A series of novel dibenzo[b,d]furan-1,2,3-triazole conjugates, rationally designed by reorientation of dibenzo[b,d]furan pharmacophore and alkyl/aryl groups appended on 1,2,3-triazole core, were synthesized using click chemistry.

The intercalated montmorillonite was found to undergo a two-step layer expansion process beginning with monomer permeation into the gallery, followed by expansion possibly caused by monomer/polymer reorientation within the gallery.

This method achieves color tunability by dynamic refractive index tuning by topological reorientation of LC.

L1L crystal structure captures two distinct conformations that differ by a reorientation of one of the stems by around 80 Å and are presumed to correspond to the active and inactive state, respectively.

Therefore, the difference in the work required to unfold 10FNIII by pulling along either axis cannot be explained by mere reorientation of 10FNIII.

The increased mobility can be caused either by increased rotational diffusion induced by the JM release from the membrane or by the reorientation of TM helices or both.