Sentence examples for dependent on direction from inspiring English sources

All D0 mechanical properties were independent of compression strain while only Poisson's ratios were dependent on direction (i.e. anisotropic).

As analyzed above, the PRV of the FSBB is dependent on steering direction.

The direction is dependent on what direction the stripes are on the candy.

The playbacks were broadcast at the same frequencies and in the same habitats as the pika calls (Hayes and Huntly 2005), and it was found that increasing wind speed increased sound attenuation, with degree of attenuation dependent on wind direction relative to the direction of signal emission.

Such situation could be explained as a chance event that the embryo could end up into any one of the several potential crypts in the Rbpj mutant uteri (while in normal uteri, there is only one crypt with its axis parallel to uterine M-AM direction), establishing an embryonic axis that is dependent on the direction of the crypt that it accommodates with.

Unlike graphene, the sparser carbon arrangement in graphyne combined with the directional dependence on the acetylenic groups results in internal stiffening dependent on the direction of applied loading, leading to a nonlinear stress strain behavior.

Therefore their mechanical behaviour is dependent on the direction of the strength distribution, which is different in each direction.

DNA methylation was significantly different between strong, weak and non island CpGs within each bin (p<0.0001) but was not dependent on probe direction to TSS (upstream vs. downstream, p = 0.73); thus, direction to TSS was not considered in further analyses.

The minimum uncut chip thickness is dependent on cutting direction, where even a negative value is obtained when the cutting direction is {110}<001>.

Blood flowing along the encoded direction acquires a phase difference between the two views, resulting in signal dependent on both direction and speed of flow.

The actual directionality of the change is irrelevant as it is dependent on the direction of the comparison (i.e. whether one compares group 1 with group 2 or the other way around).