Sentence examples for by the parallel alignment from inspiring English sources

The groundmass is vitroclastic, glassy to cryptocrystalline, showing a microtextural anisotropy defined by the parallel alignment of flames (flattened pumice and glass shards) and/or vesicles.

In this zone, the force and direction of the blast are strikingly demonstrated by the parallel alignment of toppled large trees, broken off at the base of the trunk as if they were blades of grass mown by a scythe.

Thus, this phase is a hexagonal columnar mesophase (Colh) formed by the parallel alignment of the individual polymer backbones separated from each other by a continuum of molten aliphatic chains.

First, a structural change on poling was observed; the average inter-chain distance in the direction of the electric field increased by 0.3%, suggesting the parallel alignment of dipoles of the polymer chain with the direction of the applied electric field.

This cellular organization and shape change can be explained by a model in which the parallel alignment of microtubules and microfibrils locally restricts lateral expansion perpendicular to the cellulose microfibrils [reviewed in:[ 16]].

This was evidenced by the disordered cellular arrangement (Fig.  3j) compared to the parallel alignment of myofibers in the Tol2-EGFP-electroporated control specimens (Fig.  3k).

The parallel alignment of Pd nanowires formed along the step edges was utilized by Penner and co-workers to fabricate hydrogen sensors [60].

This mechanism connects the parallel alignment of men moments (ferromagnetism) with hopping of carriers (metallic conduction).

It is notable that the signals for the perpendicular alignment (in Figure 4b,d) have more noise/oscillation than those for the parallel alignment (in Figure 4a,c).

In the case of the parallel alignment, a significant decrease in the induced voltage was observed with the herringbone grooves.

As a result, the directional charge dragging effect was significantly reduced in the parallel alignment, resulting in decreased voltage generation.