Sentence examples for directions that depend from inspiring English sources

A beam of X-rays is directed at the finely powdered sample and are scattered in directions that depend on the crystal structure.

Building on a 1981 proposal by three Russian theorists and more recent work that brought that proposal into the realm of possibility, the team first fired two lasers at hydrogen atoms inside a chamber, kicking off electrons at speeds and directions that depended on their underlying wave functions.

As a consequence, the previous model predicted random preferred fiber directions that depended on the arbitrarily calculated principal loading directions.

But crucially, solving Maxwell's equations for this system shows that they will head off in a direction that depends upon the orientation of the dipole.

The inhomogeneous magnetic field produces a force on the silver atoms in a direction that depends on the spin state of the atoms.

It consists of a small region of the matrix phase with particles of the hard phase on both sides in a direction that depends on the applied deformation.

Most analytical solutions are based on the assumption that the ground is isotropic, which may not be realistic, as e.g. depositional processes may result in engineering properties that depend on the direction of deposition.

A reaction A → B inhibited by I becomes: Ī + A → Ī + B. Only in the absence of I, represented by pseudo species Ī, educt A can react to form product B. Sometimes it can make sense to define regulatory rules that depend on the direction at which one or more reversible reactions operate.

Parents must first be sure that a certain car seat model fits their car, must then wrestle it into the back seat and follow directions on how to attach the seat belts to it tightly, directions that vary depending on whether the car has only lap belts or shoulder belts.

CNT chirality triggers anisotropic responses that depend predominantly on the direction of twisting.

We refer to such a disturbance field vector that depends on the direction to the Sun, as (delta vec {B}_mathrm {Sun}).