The orientations were rotated such for each trial, that the first orientation accounted for a maximum of the signal.
Far more twins are produced for the second orientation of the indenter than for the first.
At the first orientation session it became clear that for many, this was the main goal of life itself.
The first orientation is convergent and is expected for the majority of read-pairs under the null hypothesis that rearrangements with respect to the reference are rare.
For example, the first orientation question ″What is the year?″ was assigned to both CAM Feature 2, Inattention and CAM Feature 3, Disorganized thinking.
Interestingly, we found that HBA could be fitted best into the electron density in two orientations, depending on the molecule: a first orientation with its aldehyde moiety in hydrogen bonding distance to amino acids H191/N194 and a second, flipped orientation similar to that seen for wild type OYE1.
This Friday, hundreds of members of the UNC community are gathering at Silent Sam and will make three demands: First, that Saunders Hall is renamed Hurston Hall, in honor of Zora Neale Hurston; second, that Silent Sam bears a plaque directly addressing the history behind the statue; third, that orientation for incoming students includes a curriculum that contextualizes UNC's racial history.
In both systems, the allowed orientations for the skeletal bonds are cis (φ=0) and trans (φ=180) with a slight preference for this second orientation.
The model is validated by comparing numerical single crystal tension tests for a third orientation to the equivalent experimental data from the literature.
When the recorded cluster had well-isolated units that preferred an orientation other than the preferred orientation for the target unit, this process was repeated for a second, and rarely a third, orientation as well.
