Sentence examples for ideal alignment from inspiring English sources

The results reveal that instrumental constraints lead to dislocation storage at the sample base and top, but will not affect the storage of excess dislocations in the sample center in case of an ideal alignment.

This work indicates specific strategies for obtaining the ideal alignment of nanostructured materials for the optimized generation of thermopower waves.

This verdict has made many orthodontists to believe that the only way to maintain the ideal alignment after orthodontic treatment would be a form of permanent retention.

As such, overlay of two conformers, A and B, to a reference conformer, R, may generate an excellent approximation to the ideal alignment of conformers A and B by simply (re)using the alignments AR and BR.

Over the last 40 years, several changes have been made to Andrews' appliance [3, 4] with improvements in preadjusted appliances, without bends on the archwire, to achieve the ideal alignment and leveling, but the most important phase is still the bracket placement [1].

But beyond that, Earth and Mars would have fallen out of ideal alignment.

In order to optimize alignment parameters or measure the quality of alignments, a cost function was used which does not rely on any reference or ideal alignments.

Mizu-uchi et al. [ 12] demonstrated that 89.3% of femoral components were implanted within 3° of ideal rotational alignment in the CT navigation group, whereas 66.7% were implanted ideally in the conventional group.

The optical bandgap and the corresponding band edges could be varied by controlling the component ratios of the ternary QDs while keeping the particle size constant, and a moderate bandgap was attained to deliver broad light harvesting and ideal band alignment.

Tamar says, "Ideal postural alignment comes from being upright against gravity so that your bones fit properly with one another.

Much controversy still remains regarding the ideal mechanical alignment.