Sentence examples for direction of the probe from inspiring English sources
(c) 3D visualisation of the distance and direction of the probe tip to the 125I seed.
Therefore, the detection efficiency of scattered molecules depends on the angle between polarization direction of the probe laser and direction of the rotational angular momentum.
To improve the stiffness in the xy direction of the probe tip a double triangle design was tested that bonded two sensor chips back to back.
The paper presents a fast and novel location algorithm able to find the triangle which is close to the haptic probe and in the direction of the probe motion vector.
The cooling effects of the existing probes are not uniformly generated along the longitudinal direction of the probe, which makes their applications less effective in surgeries of incompetent great saphenous veins (GSVs), where the target cells are distributed over a broad range.
Maywood police and outside investigators routinely sparred over the direction of the probe, at points zeroing in on totally different suspects.
We did not observe hyperechoic flash, but continued the procedure because we believed the lack of hyperechoic flash was possibly due to technical problems, such as inappropriate direction of the probe-tip.
In this study, these techniques have been employed to analyze the influence of the direction of the probing forces on the complex of an antibody fragment with its peptide antigen.
Let us define the standard triple as the string of three consecutive bases (xBy) in 5'→3'-direction of the probe sequence (x,B,y∈A,T,G,C) where the nearest neighbors (x, y) of the central base B form Watson-Crick pairs in the duplexes with the targets.
If multiple probe sets represented the same gene and they showed same direction of expression, the probe set with the highest variance was used.
He added, "His future hinges on a number of factors, including the direction of the federal probe, the reaction of both Democratic and Republican legislators, public opinion polls and media scrutiny".
