Sentence examples for equivalent orientation from inspiring English sources

Statistically equivalent orientation distributions of orientation imaging microscopy data are used in constructing the polycrystalline aggregate model.

Participants were seated approximately 100 cm from the screen, with their right arm (in the equivalent orientation to the hand stimuli) supported by a platform in front of them.

"ortRand.dat" contains orientations, each of which is randomly selected from the 60 icosahedral equivalent orientations of each orientation in the "ort.dat".

In the pure apohost 4 their symmetry-breaking C5 methyl groups protrude into the tube volumes where they randomly adopt one of two equivalent orientations.

Since the 60 equivalent orientations of the icosahedral capsid are known and the asymmetric genome structure has a fixed orientation related to the symmetric capsid, the correct orientation of the genome can be determined by searching the 60 equivalent orientations of the capsid (Liu and Cheng 2015).

The initial orientation for each virus particle image is randomly selected from the 60 icosahedral equivalent orientations of its capsid because the orientations computed from the virus capsid are all located within an asymmetric unit.

For inclusions with elliptical cross-section, a new concept of "equivalent orientations" is defined to simplify the implementation of elastic models.

The initial reference was obtained by masking the shell from the full virus map reconstructed using raw images with the random selection of one of the 60 equivalent orientations.

Hence, the reason for the narrowing down of isotropic projection of solvated Alq3 could be due to the high mobility of the quinoline ligands between chemically equivalent orientations around the 27Al site due to the introduction of ethanol into the crystal structure.

The glycopeptides in all cases remained bound to the protein, with the GlcNAc adopting equivalent orientations.

(143) Below 15 K, each molecule appears as an elliptical protrusion on the surface; above 15 K, the molecule begins to rotate between three equivalent orientations with respect to the Au lattice.