Sentence examples for in a precise orientation from inspiring English sources
Flat embedding allowed us to section single cells in their integrity and in a precise orientation, and to perform serial sectioning for 3D reconstruction.
This was focused on reconstructing the image geometry and building a precise orientation, together with an aerial triangulation operation.
Basically, a metal brick with sensors and the ability to change its center of mass to control its spin to hit a precise orientation at a precise height – to 'stick the landing' every time.
c In cases where His is present in the active site [for X. campestris and R. metallidurans TDO, for instance, and also assumed for hTDO (His76 ], its full role is not yet established, although it might be involved in holding the substrate in a very precise orientation suitable for cleavage of the C−C bond.
Thus, it is not necessary for the kinases to bind to the scaffold protein in a precise stereochemical orientation.
I personally tend to think of Waterfall methodology as using a map drawn from memory to precisely plan on how many steps to take and in which precise orientation to place one's feet, then leaving the map at home, to make a journey across a desert.
5, 7– 9 These models differ from each other in defining the precise orientation of the components and the interface formed between the structural units at different muscle regulation states.
This could be considered as a metric of the synthetic complexity of these molecules or a measure of the functional utility of having many stereocenters in precise orientations in a given molecule.
While the SlmA dimer can be docked in the envelope, the precise orientation of the FtsZ proteins was more ambiguous because of its spherical shape.
These functional groups must be placed on a backbone or scaffold in precise orientations so that they can interact tightly with their targets.
This technique allows for deposition of the neural construct in a precise location, with a particular orientation, while minimising force on the host tissue and without disturbing the spatial organization of the implanted material.
