Sentence examples similar to direction of lay from inspiring English sources

For raised surface textile fabrics, the direction of the lay of the surface fibers shall be parallel with the long dimension of the specimen.

For those fabrics where it may be difficult to visually determine the correct direction of the lay of the raised surface fibers, preliminary tests can be done to determine the direction of the fastest burn time.

In 1721 Peter abolished the Moscow patriarchate, and the Russian Orthodox Church was subordinated to the state through the Holy Governing Synod, a ministry of ecclesiastical affairs under the direction of a lay chief procurator.

The specimen must be positioned in this manner so that the brushing procedure described in paragraph (a)(3)(iv) of this section will raise the surface fibers, i.e., the specimen is brushed against the direction of the lay of the surface fibers.

The heat is getting oppressive but we stay alert and try to move with the flow, sticking to the left as much as possible and keeping an eye out for potholes and drain covers whose grilles face the direction of travel – lying in wait to trap unwary bike tyres.

The dependence of light transmittance through structure "1D PhC/sinusoidal profiled Au/GaAs" as function of in-plane component of the wave vector and photon energy is presented in Fig. 2 for both polarisations of light with the direction of periodicity lying in the plane of incidence.

The direction of gmax lies in the FeS plane with the largest proton coupling along gint.

The directions of lying-down nystagmus (LDN) and head-bending nystagmus (HBN) have been used as ancillary findings to identify the affected sites.

Line directions of dislocations lying along the twin boundary are normal to the (010) surface.

All together these data provide evidences of TCam-2 sensitivity to changes of gravitational force direction and lay the groundwork to further studies on TCam-2 cell autophagy and its biological meaning.

None of Behan's other works preserves this element of Swiftian indignation – perhaps because the direction of his talent lay too much towards anarchic comedy.