Sentence examples for flexible orientations from inspiring English sources
Thus, it seems likely that nonglycosylated CH2 domains can adopt not only closed but also flexible orientations.
Some of them have great potential for industrial applications in 5-axis machining and manufacture because of their outstanding capabilities to realize large workspaces and flexible orientations.
Some of the synthesized PKMs have outstanding capabilities in terms of large workspaces and flexible orientations, and have great potential for industrial applications of machining and manufacture.
Some of these PKMs have been successfully applied in machining and manufacture or have great potential industrial applications because of their outstanding capabilities to realize large workspaces and flexible orientations, among which the SPR-4 SPRR) SPR-4 SPRR4(a) in known as METROM PKM [37] and has been developed as commercial product by German company [37] (Additional Figure2, 3, 4, 5).
Recently, shearlet transform (ST) based on an affine system [7], which can sparsely represent an image and has flexible orientation, has been proposed [8].
PDE-based coherence-enhancing diffusion has proved to be an attractive tool, which is an anisotropic diffusion steered by the diffusion tensor that allows a more flexible orientation-dependent filtering [10, 11].
On this mesotidal Atlantic beach, T. saltator appeared to have a more flexible orientation with respect to B. brito, which appeared to be more dependent on the conditions offered by the intertidal zone, a behaviour confirmed by its restricted zonation below the high tide mark.
We edit some shapes to ensure flexible orientation of the nanoparticle relative to the incident polarization of light.
The flexible orientation of the loop Thr Tyr as well as the displacements of strands β5 and β6 in Fra a 1E also contributes to the remarkable size of its cavity.
From the structural biology point of view, enhancement of the protein binding properties of IdoA containing GAGs acts through more flexible orientation of sulfate groups, rather than significantly affecting the conformation of glycosidic linkages.
In contrast, most Bosnians I met – most of whom had lived the majority of their lives in urban locales in Bosnia under a socialist system, in which social connection often takes precedence over time – had a far more flexible orientation to time than I did.
