Sentence examples for closed orientation from inspiring English sources

In a closed orientation, the tyrosine packs on the amino acid substrate, possibly protecting aa-AMP from premature hydrolysis.

The diameter of the Nd2Fe14B particles is around 50 nm, and they have close orientation to that of original Nd2Fe14B.

Electron backscatter diffraction analysis was employed to compute the closest orientation relationship and the distribution of intervariant boundary character in a lath martensitic microstructure.

Three grains of initially close orientation that are representative of the scatter of all investigated grains with tensile axes near <522> were identified.

Goal of the contribution is to search main factors, influencing trading with chosen RES in Slovakian energetic market with closer orientation to the market with electricity, where influencing factors present energetic legislation, system of support for electricity production from RES, price regulation, final price of electricity with tariff of system's service.

These images and accompanying video footage adorn the walls but the masks themselves are also on display, protected by glass and arranged in a manner that make them feel like exalted relics to the 'musical shaman' responsible for closing sexual orientation and racial gaps on the dance floor.

Clusters of β grains sharing close orientations and containing small grains with high angle boundaries were observed.

These constructs were then systematically reorganized into T. cruzi chromosome-size pieces based on the preferential mapping of both ends of BAC clones that would link contigs or scaffolds in the proper orientation ("closed" BAC clones).

A new reproducible hexagonal close packed hexagonal close packed orientation relationship between AgZn3 particles and Zn matrix was experimentally determined for the first time.

For a while chemical signals have been used; wash a certain solution over a nanobot and it changes its orientation, closes its grasping tip or what have you.

Rosenquist enjoyed the effect of using a billboard style of painting on smaller canvases, where the images became softly blurred and their literal quality was lost in the close-up orientation and the cropping of the image.