Sentence examples for longitudinal orientation from inspiring English sources
Both retinal isomers fit well into docking site II with their native longitudinal orientation (i.e. with the aldehyde moiety orientated towards Lys296, Figure 6).
Besides the longitudinal orientation along the injection-moulding direction, β-crystallites tilted to the injection-moulding direction have been found.
The shear forces applied to transverse lamellae rotating to a longitudinal orientation make them adopt a tilted shape.
Longitudinal moduli were found higher than transversal moduli and the difference could be related to the longitudinal orientation of collagen fibers.
The crack propagation was predominantly intergranular for longitudinal orientation up to 600 °C, whereas transgranular cleavage was observed at low test temperatures for radial and circumferentially oriented specimens.
TMF loading in the transverse orientation resulted in life reductions over the longitudinal orientation due to cracks propagating in a transgranular manner.
This experiment examined the performance of 32 Chinese right-handed/right-footed participants for four spatial stimulus response (S-R) mapping conditions with visual signals and foot controls in transverse and longitudinal orientations.
Compared to other non-correspondent S-R mappings, an improvement of 135 ms in reaction time was obtained with the correspondence of the stimulus and response key in both the transverse and longitudinal orientations.
The present study investigates substrate strengthening techniques in an experimental program where 30 40 mm wide × 20 mm deep concrete chases within the concrete cover zone are introduced in both transverse and longitudinal orientations in order to strengthen the substrate to which the FRP is bonded.
The "vein" could be well demonstrated in both transverse and longitudinal orientations.
Thus, we often were faced with sections skewed to some degree, along dorsal-ventral, lateral to contralateral, lateral to medial, and/or horizontal to longitudinal orientations.
