Sentence examples for ending orientation from inspiring English sources

Let |p q| denotes the Euclidean distance between two points p and q. (overrightarrow {theta _{b}}) (resp. (overrightarrow {theta _{e}})) is the beginning (resp. ending) orientation of an FOV f p,θ,α,R) which can be calculated as (theta _{b} = left (theta -frac {alpha }{2}+360right)~text {mod}360) (resp. (theta _{e} = (theta +frac {alpha }{2}+360)~text {mod}360)).

Soon the incessant hugging and tears from parents will end, orientation adventures will come to a close, new friends will be gained, and students will start flowing into classrooms.

Ending sexual orientation discrimination in marriage law is the right thing to do and it has majority public support.

The only stable end orientation is P ({0 11}〈8 11 11〉).

Owner of 300 malls in 39 states, Simon Property Group has a high-end orientation with anchors such as Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus and stakes in Italian and eastern European malls, where it believes there's a lack of good retail outlets.

First, the consideration of local grain neighborhood has a significant influence on the reorientation of a grain (up to 20% in terms of its end orientation and its orientation density), but its own initial orientation is more important for its reorientation behavior than its grain neighborhood.

The prepared library was sequenced using paired-end orientation on a 2 × 250 bp lane.

For each pair of reads, the script identifies whether the reads are in paired-end orientation, mate pair orientation or tandem orientation and calculates the associated insert size.

Finally, the RF (mate-pair orientation) plus FR (pair-end orientation) pairs were plotted using circos v 0.64 (Krzywinski et al. 2009).

To generate start and end density plots, the number of Illumina/GAII reads that started at a given base pair in the sense (start) or antisense (end) orientation were counted.

SAXS analysis of the fragments at concentrations exceeding 1 mg ml−1 reveals that the chordin oligomers are able to form in an end-to-end orientation, shown for ∆N in Figure 3(B).