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The decreasing crystal orientation in compression is opposite to the increasing orientation with increasing tensile strain.

Hence, on decreasing (bar alpha ) below (frac {hat nu _{x}^{2}}{4bar K}), spatial modes with (vec q = pm, q_{c}vec 1_{x}) become first unstable, followed by modes different in wavenumber or in increasing orientation difference with (vec 1_{x}) up to (bar alpha = frac {hat nu _{y}^{2}}{4bar K}), where modes with (vec q = pm, frac {vert hat nu _{x}vert }{2bar K}vec 1_{y}) become unstable.

The change in orientation affects the mechanical properties: under uniaxial tension, the modulus and the flow stress of the films increase with decreasing thickness, hence with increasing orientation.

It was found that both the linear and non-linear compliance components decreased with increasing orientation, although the non-linear component is affected much more by the orientation.

Unmodified (0 wt%) carbon fibers exhibited a severe radial texture with increasing orientation of graphitic pleats away from the fiber core.

It was found that the bulk conductivity of undoped PPV in the through film thickness direction decreased with increasing orientation, while the conductivity of undoped PPV along the stretch direction is independent of orientation.

The traditional high demands of obstetrics and gynaecology clashes with the increasing orientation of clinical medicine towards product definition, e.g. Diagnosis Related Groups (DRGs).

The permittivity increased with increasing 〈1 1 0〉 orientation texture.

The compound member's advantageous characteristics in terms of energy absorption increased with increasing CFRP orientation angle.

Although it is well-known that tensile strength of unidirectional composites decreases with increasing fibre orientation angle, the tensile strength obtained here did not show any appreciable relation to the statistical properties of measured fibre orientation angles such as average and standard deviation.

Figure  1 illustrates a generalized shifting cultivation system plus its evolution with increasing market orientation (adapted after Guyer 1980; de Wachter 1997; Diaw 1997; Carrière et al. 2002; Russell and Tchamou 2001; Gockowski et al. 2004; Brown 2006), illustrated using Ewondo terminology for fields after Guyer (1980) and for fallows after Diaw (1997).