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"It was this fundamental difference in orientation that contributed most to George W. Bush's victory," Toobin writes.
Methods: Researchers at Rice University in Houston connected a wireless transmitter to three patch antennas, which resemble Band-Aids, and mounted the prototype gadget on a spinning platform to see if it could cope with the changes in orientation that affect portable devices.
The notion of localization in orientation that arises indicates that a function consisting of a set of parallel stripes, independently on their widths, is maximally localized in orientation, while a function that is circular symmetric around q is minimally localized.
It's that difference in orientation that changes everything: the wrong foundation can make your best intentions fly wildly off course.
PR refers to the change in orientation that a pollinarium undergoes following its removal and prior to its deposition in the stigma area [ 2, 3].
We wanted to address the possibility of an extreme 'off-axis motion' where the dsDNA may undergo a 180 degrees change in orientation, that is, the dsDNA may flip its orientation during homology search.
Small, compact synthetic jet actuators can be fabricated to operate in the subaudible acoustic range and can be packaged in orientations that allow them to deliver cooling air flow to electronic devices.
The aromatic residues on each end of the hydrophobic (LA) n core of GWALP peptides help to position the peptide termini at the respective membrane water interfaces, at best in orientations that minimize hydrophobic mismatch between the lipid thickness and the peptide length.
This cavity is large enough to accommodate model peptides in orientations that position their N-terminal scissile peptide bond in close proximity to the catalytic Zn II) atom (Figure 7).
At Global Citizen Year, Fellows attend a pre-departure "boot camp" led by experts in education, business, entrepreneurship, and international development, followed by an in-country orientation that includes language and cultural immersion.
The selected students were then provided by investigators with an in-class orientation that described the study, how they were selected, and confidentiality issues.
