Sentence examples for evidence of orientation from inspiring English sources
On behavioural assessment BW demonstrated evidence of orientation and visual pursuit.
In addition, we see evidence of orientation due to centrifugal forces in the radial direction of the spin coater.
When we implement minor changes to the temporal paradigm or to the visual stimulus itself, by slowing the periodic rotation of the stimulus or by smoothing its contrast-energy profile, we find significant evidence of orientation information that does not originate from radial bias.
RVFNIM fibrils gave no evidence of orientation of its aromatic chromophores, although this is likely to be due to the fact that phenylalanine has a low absorption coefficient.
The SEM and SFM images present direct evidence of an orientation of the slider on both a fibrillar and a molecular level and thus support the orientation mechanism postulated by Pooley and Tabor (Proc. R. Soc. London A, 1972, 329, 251).
In truth I spend very little of my time studying cartoon characters for evidence of sexual orientation.
We should know enough by now that neither can stand scrutiny as clear evidence of sexual orientation.
A single slab (0.1 m) contains more than 300 specimens on the same bedding plane and there is no evidence of preferential orientation of the specimens, suggesting limited or no transport.
This phenomenon is interpreted as an evidence for orientation of the developmental process towards the lowest free-energy state of the 'epigenetic landscape'.
They were understandably concerned that if evidence of their sexual orientation came up in papers filed in their divorce case, that might be considered "telling" their sexual orientation, breaking the invisibility law -- and they'd lose their jobs and their ability to support their children as the perverse consequence of trying to maintain contact with them.
Sometimes evidence of a traditional orientation of the corpse in the grave can be distinguished, which may relate to the direction in which the land of the dead was thought to lie.
