Sentence examples for distinctly oriented from inspiring English sources

Design here is distinctly oriented toward the East, with a 180-foot-long sculpture by the master origami artist Joseph Wu, a pan-Asian restaurant named ORU (Japanese for "to fold") and a "rice wall" installation made of stainless steel screens.

Preliminary results depicted in this paper highlight a sensitivity to stress of distinctly oriented resistors.

We propose that anisotropy creases provide a basis for extracting a skeleton of the major white matter pathways, in that ridges of anisotropy coincide with interiors of fiber tracts, and valleys of anisotropy coincide with the interfaces between adjacent but distinctly oriented tracts.

In addition to there being fewer neurons with distinctly oriented protrusions at later stages, there is also some precocious axon protrusion.

The petrotympanic is distinctly coronally oriented.

But the conversation there is distinctly Silicon Valley oriented.

Upon deformation, the HS were found to breakdown into distinctly smaller threads, which oriented along the direction of the strain; this effect was found to be partially reversible and time dependent.

These results indicate that pallial to subpallial oriented migration of interneurons is distinctly different in its dynamics than the previously described patterns of interneuronal migration.

With a slew of clever references and quickfire samples that drew from classics like ODB, The Fugees, and a sprinkling of roots reggae sound bites, Bassnectar brought a distinctly American sound to the festival's more globally oriented programming.

However, TEM was required to demonstrate that the swarmer cells of N. scintillans had a distinctly heteromorphic flagellation, with one long flagellum and one very short flagellum oriented to the left side of the cell [57].

This behaviour, distinctly different from that of small-molecule nematics, shows some similarity with the behaviour of oriented flexible-chain polymers.