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The consistent orientations of functional groups in our data-driven docked structures and common electrostatic properties across all fragment leads reveal a surprising level of selectivity by our fragment-sized screening hits.

The misorientation axes associated with each >1° boundary cluster in consistent orientations and lie at a low angle to the trace of the boundary, but do not necessarily coincide with low index directions for zircon (Fig. 4). Figure 4 Lower hemisphere equal area stereographic projections of disorientation axes along low-angle boundaries (i) to (iv) indicated on Fig. 3a.

Peaks with consistent orientations and overlapping locations ±500 bp were merged, and counts were summed across samples using BEDTools version 2.20.1-4-gb877b35.

By representing the keypoint descriptor relative to this consistent orientation, invariance to image rotation is achieved.

The enhanced (101) peak indicates the NRs are well-crystallized and grow in consistent orientation.

The TiO2 film is composed of separate NRs with consistent orientation, forming a uniform array that covered the entire surface of the substrate.

XRD results indicate that the nanorods are high-quality single crystals growing along [001] direction with a high consistent orientation perpendicular to the substrate.

That consistent orientation is critical, because it ensures that when an electrical stimulus changes the length of one nanotube fiber, all of its neighbors change in the same way, causing the yarn to contract or expand.

The central part of the grain contains broad areas with relatively consistent orientation separated by a small number of discrete linear zones that transect the short axis of the grain and which accommodate 1 5° misorientations (Fig. 2c,d).

In some applications, it is reasonable to assume that geodesics (rays) have a consistent orientation so that the Helmholtz equation may be viewed as an evolution equation in one of the spatial directions.

In some applications, it is reasonable to assume that geodesics (rays) have a consistent orientation so that the Helmholtz equation can be viewed as an evolution equation in one of the spatial directions.