Sentence examples for downward orientation from inspiring English sources

Upon the binding of arginine, the phenol ring of Y313 swings from a horizontal orientation (pink) to a vertical downward orientation (blue), which shuts the active site.

where (mathcal {A} indicates an analytic function, ∗ is complex conjugate, and +/− indicates upward or downward orientation selectivity in time-frequency space (i.e., detecting upward or downward frequencies sweeping over time).

Whereas most of the GFP fluorescence on the dorsal side (downward orientation in Figure 2A) was associated with these cytonemes, most of the ventral fluorescence was close to the ventral edge of the ASP.

We found a marked difference in the efficacy of upward versus downward orientations of stimulating current in generating muscle responses, which was opposite to that previously reported by Ugawa et al. (1994b).

One such residue, Arg82, has even been shown to alternate between upward- and downward-facing orientations during the photocycle and may thus serve a key role in shuttling protons between Asp85 and the PRG.

Finally, the spines are positively geotropic, and will re-orient themselves to point downward if the mushroom orientation changes.

Dark and light domains correspond to grains with a downward and upward spontaneous polarization orientation, respectively.

Scientists have recorded them sleeping for minutes at a time while slowing drifting downward in a belly-up orientation.

It is interesting to notice that the calculations with C∞ symmetry and the given tensor predict the sign changes of SHG-CD responses when the fiber orientation flips from downward to upward.

It also risks the proliferation of poorly regulated preschools that may make use of inadequate quality standards including inappropriate pedagogic orientation characterised by the academic-oriented, downward extension of primary education.

Oblate particles prefer facing upward or downward while prolate particles prefer horizontal orientation.