Sentence examples for closely oriented from inspiring English sources
This interpretation is evidenced by the difference in preferred c-axis orientations between the fine- and coarse-grained parts, where the preferred c-axis orientation in the latter part is more closely oriented in the vein normal orientation than in the former part (Figures 2 and 4).
Several rows of mountains, lowlands, and volcanic zones are closely oriented to the general trend of the insular arc of this region, which is convex toward the Pacific Ocean.
It is observed that the higher predicted formants are more closely oriented toward the desired formants for proposed filter bank-based method than that of the baseline method.
However, the curriculum should be closely oriented to the framework curriculum of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs.
However, our genomic analysis reveals that rbcL and ccmk2 are not closely oriented in the Trichodesmium genome.
It is closely oriented on the DSM-IV criteria for PTSD and may be administered repeatedly over time to help monitor changes in symptoms.
For instance, in Figures 4c and 5c, the superposition is biased to closely orient the α-helix at the expense of the β-sheet, as the α-helix is the only region of the protein fully shared among the three structures.
A special adherence measure was developed, which is oriented closely to the training contents of each session.
Both types are distributed somewhat more regularly around their genomes than expected for randomly located repeats, but both have some copies occurring in closely spaced oppositely oriented pairs [ 7].
Regulators of particular genes are given based on the CoryneRegNet data base. 1 The geneID according to the accession number BX927147 was used. 2 Genes known to form an operon and closely adjacent, equally oriented genes that likely form an operon were indicated by equal Latin letters.
The graphene sheets are closely packed and well oriented in parallel manner to form cell walls of the graphene aerogel (Fig. 2c, d).
