Moreover, it is found that for a constant surface area of the HAC at the entire range of Rayleigh number, rate of the heat transfer increases with changing orientation of the HAC from horizontal to vertical.
The SEM studies of the film morphology showed a distinct change from coarser, less dense coatings to smooth, dense and fine-grained morphologies as a function of the changing orientation of the substrate, while the cross-sectional micrographs showed a columnar growth of the crystallites independent of substrate orientation.
Galileo picked up a weak magnetic field near Europa whose orientation depended on the changing orientation of Jupiter's much stronger field.
Aurorae associated with these tangent points on Io are observed to rock with the changing orientation of Jupiter's tilted magnetic dipole.
The changing orientation of preplate neurons at late stages of preplate development followed a spatiotemporal gradient.
d Interstitial, non-coding regions that characterize a changing orientation of directional gene clusters.
In addition to the changing orientation of mills, there was evidence that trends in the positioning of harvests patches played a small role in increasing haul distances.
A significant number of SIDER elements map to strand-switch regions (i.e., the interstitial non-coding regions that characterize a changing orientation of DGCs).
The FeIII spins cancel in an YIII analogue (Y-4), giving an S = 0 ground state, so allowing the results of the changing orientation of the DyIII's principal magnetic anisotropy axes to be probed (shown in Fig. 4 for each substituent).
When a pure eye rotation is simulated using optic flow stimuli, the image contains distortions resulting from the changing orientation of the eye relative to the scene, that we term 'dynamic perspective cues' (see Kim et al., 2014 for more details).
