Sentence examples for equally oriented from inspiring English sources
Consider the unlimited, continuously reinforce medium whose structure is formed by straightened and equally oriented cylindrical fibers having equal circular cross sections.
Regulators of particular genes are given based on the CoryneRegNet data base. 1 The geneID according to the accession number BX927147 was used. 2 Genes known to form an operon and closely adjacent, equally oriented genes that likely form an operon were indicated by equal Latin letters.
The two magnets are equally oriented and therefore provide repulsive forces that in turn induce antisymmetric bistable behaviors in the two cantilevers.
And it's complicated by the fact that our shared culture the most privileged era and cohort in human existence minus the Clinton I years is almost entirely and equally oriented toward self-improvement and self-denial and self-regard, which means that we are always trying to fake-beatifically refine and restore our wilting husks, while shittily telling everyone we encounter what we're going to do.
V1 complex cells pool activity of two equally oriented V1 simple cells of opposite polarity.
As these two genes are equally oriented as the rpsE and rpmD genes, both encoding conserved ribosomal proteins, we checked whether an operonic structure could be identified.
While equally future oriented, Japanese and South Korean governments have historically played a more direct role in shaping and coordinating economy and the labour market.
The warning was immediately followed by an equally self-help oriented, but more positive prescription — "follow boldly whither fortune calls" — which, given all the charges of graft pending or already proved, might make for a more relevant slogan.
Hence, the following results for undirected trees apply equally well to oriented trees, which will be cited in the following discussion directly.
Recall that the skew-adjacency matrix (S(G^{sigma})) of any oriented graph (G^{sigma}) is Hermitian, then the well-known interlacing theorem for Hermitian matrices applies equally well to oriented graphs; see, for example, Theorem 4.3.8 of [19].
For example, typically developing six-month-old infants oriented equally frequently towards inverted faces and faces with averted gaze [28].
