Sentence examples for mainly aligned with from inspiring English sources
Fibers are mainly aligned with streamlines of the headbox fluid flow; more precisely, the alignment of fibers forms a varying distribution which depends on the dominating flow conditions.
Initial efforts to cut back compensation were undone in 1994 when Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, looking to upgrade Fox, raided a group of affiliates mainly aligned with CBS.
The fast shear wave azimuth was mainly aligned with the SHmax (maximum horizontal stress) direction, however, in micro-fracture zones, the direction suddenly changes.
However, when right-half plane (RHP) zeros are mainly aligned with this variable, pushing the effect of the RHP zeros to other outputs comes at the cost of great interactions in those variables.
Fundamentalist evangelical groups, mainly aligned with the New Progressive Party, have also expressed their rejection for an openly gay Associate Justice.
So while Steve Jobs and Bill Gates may be well-known contributors to the wide acceptance of computers, they were mainly aligned with just one facet of this expansive medium--the microcomputer hardware/software space.
Students' open-ended comments were mainly positive and were aligned with the aims of the project regarding convenience, interaction and reflection.
When administrative criminology became just aligned with doing mainly evaluative research within or for government to their agenda, I did not have much of a problem either.
The management of these organisations provided strategic leadership and they ensured that the mHealth intervention was aligned with their goals - mainly to determine if mobile phone systems could increase efficiency of data collection and monitoring of CHWs.
Correction of the insonation angle was performed when the axis of the studied vessel was not enough aligned with the ultrasound beam, mainly in the ciliary arteries.
(Administrator) These kinds of distinctions suggest an understanding of social capital that draws mainly on the idea of connection and cohesion aligned with Putnam's [ 6] view.
