Sentence examples for due to orientation from inspiring English sources
The Esin and Markov effect is made up of two principal surface dipole pd terms: one due to displacement of oriented solvent molecules and the other due to orientation of the organic adsorbate itself.
At that potential, the field across the double layer is due to orientation of water molecules and other dipoles at the surface only.
Contact angle analysis evidenced that the synthesized polyurethane ionomers are hydrophilic due to orientation and amount of ionic bile salt moieties towards surface.
The significant changes in the SERS frequency and intensity at around −1.1 V may be due to orientation change of the adsorbed water.
Based on fracture mechanics, a new flexibility matrix for the slant crack is derived that accounts for the additional stress intensity factors due to orientation of the crack compared to the transverse crack.
Analysis of structural data showed that for these polymers the most important heat sources are the following structural processes: decrease in entropy of polymer chains due to orientation, appearance and growth of cavities, strain-induced crystallization of a part of amorphous phase.
It is found that the defined 'synergetic interaction factor' and 'relevance parameter' are two adequate physical parameters, which account for synergetic interactions due to orientation-induced local anisotropies.
The near-field interactions between the probe and graphene are complex due to orientations of the electric field and the in-plane Raman tensor.
It is due to differing distances of scalp sites from cortical surfaces and also due to orientations of cortical current dipoles with respect to the scalp surface (Freeman et al. 2003).
Because cancer registries do not document sexual orientation, determining whether disparities exist in cancer incidence due to sexual orientation is not possible otherwise.
Radiation was greater on mid-slopes than ridges with northerly and neutral orientations, but southerly ridges received the greatest amount of radiation in part due to their orientation.
