Sentence examples for extent orientation from inspiring English sources

Contiguous region analysis including the average area, eccentricity, extent, orientation, and solidity of two size classes of blobs.  .

12. Contiguous region analysis including the average area, eccentricity, extent, orientation, and solidity of two size classes of blobs.

Structural alignment of RNase T1 bound to two guanosine molecules representing a postcleavage state (Zegers et al., 1994) with RelE bound to mRNA, however, reveals a similar position and to some extent orientation of nucleotides 2 and 3 of the A site codon in the precleavage structure to the guanosine residues in RNase T1.

The extent of orientation remained high for quite large fiber diameters, with azimuthal orientation of 20° seen up to ∼500 nm for PCL and ∼2000 nm for PLLA.

The surface potential is thought to express configurational forces tied to the interface motion, extent and orientation.

A quantitative threshold of 10% in extent of orientation has been defined to distinguish between isotropic and anisotropic structures.

They found that imaging radio emissions in the metric range can trace the extent and orientation of the flux rope which was later detected in interplanetary space.

A simple geometrical model predicts the angle and extent of orientation based on maximizing the contact area between the myoblasts and patterned topographic surfaces.

The stretched/oriented films were compared for their water vapor transport and optical properties as a function of the extent of orientation (i.e., draw ratio, DR).

In general, the properties seem to depend on the extent of orientation but not on the nature of the field such as shear or magnetic.

The extent of orientation was evaluated as a function of the magnetic field strength, time of the field imposition and temperature; cyclic fields were also applied.