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Specimens were cut out of plates with different orientations with respect to the longitudinal axis of plates, and therefore displayed different orientations of the reinforcing fibres.
The reverted austenite grains formed in the course of α γ transformation displayed different orientations and sizes including nanoscale ones.
In general, the discs displayed an anisotropic structure due to different orientations of both filler particles and PP crystals through the part thickness.
We define a strand-switch region as any intergenic sequence separated by two consecutive protein-coding genes that display different transcriptional orientations.
For example, the C. thermocellum type-I dockerin module displays internal sequence and structural symmetry that provide a dual mode of binding resulting in two different orientations of the dockerin-borne enzyme [ 60, 61].
Different colors represent different orientations of the node.
(3) Different orientations of the monoclinic lattice appear with different numbers of mirror variant domains.
Different aesthetic objects display different articulations of the background level.
The obtained VO2 films display different microstructures depending on the orientation of sapphire substrates, i.e. mixed microstructure of striped grains and equiaxed grains on m-sapphire, big equiaxed grains on a-sapphire and fine-grained microstructure on r-sapphire.
Meanwhile in HLA-DRβ1*0422 peptide 24112, vdW interactions (Figure 3F, pale gray) are specifically established between lateral chain atoms of N13 with Asnβ77, R17 with Gluα11, R18 with Trpβ61 and Tyrβ67, and S19 with Tyrβ67; displaying a strikingly different H bonding and vdW interaction pattern in Pocket 6, that results in a different orientation of R18 (Figure 3D).
That both mechanisms contribute is consistent with stimulus dependent adaptation, provided cortical connections are made between neurons displaying different stimulus preferences (for orientation see [91]).
