Sentence examples for free orientation of from inspiring English sources

This work is aimed at the obtention of finite-difference equations for inhomogeneous anisotropic media for the general case of free orientation of eigen-vectors.

It is elucidated by numerical simulations that the field-free orientation of interacting molecules is remarkably enhanced by magnifying dipolar interaction between the molecules.

The day you sign your gym contract, take advantage of the free orientation session with a personal trainer.

Group has a free orientation the first and third Tuesday of each month.

The total energy gain due to the hcp-embryo nucleation is analysed in detail depending on internal (the distance from free surface and orientation of the grain boundary plane) and external (the temperature and shear stress) conditions.

The functional distinction between trade orientation free ports (FTZ) and industrial oriented free zones (EPZ) is not the main point since free ports represent the logistics orientation of both types of free zones.

The second issue is whether the EU itself is free regarding the economic orientation of its policies, or whether it must always give priority to market principles and competition.

Affinity binding is also expected to be structure friendly, and it can be designed to be virtually free of causing preferential orientation of particles of interest.

The extent to which the crystal structure of the chimera3 complex reflects the orientation of free fragment 8 in this binding event remains an open question, as its orientation is governed to an unknown extent by its covalent attachment to the myoA tail peptide.

Other future explorations can look at (i) more sophisticated "linkage" functions, (ii) model comparisons over different peristimulus time windows, (iii) effects of the degree of mis-location of spatial priors (effectively exploring the spatial resolution of MEG/EEG), and (iv) the effect of fMRI priors when using free rather than fixed orientation of dipoles [Henson et al., 2009a].

This value represents the orientation of the free end of the ribbon, with respect to the fixed end.