There was a pronounced dependence of chain conformation on the quality of the solvent, with poorer solvents allowing more orientation of the polymers with the flow direction, as well as larger relative deformations.
Recommendations about students included decreasing the number of students in each group, more orientation of students about small group teaching, and involving them in the process of teaching: "Decreasing the number of students in each group".
A complex tear refers to a combination of more orientations (e.g. parrot beak tear).
The water-ethanol mixture can be used as a solvent for investigation of effect of DAE on Au NPs and is advantageous due to more twisted orientation of photochromic molecules in more polar solvent.
In the aberrated case the irregular irradiance distribution with hot spots would cause a more random orientation of the current with a more random distribution of gas bubbles which could explain the observed more isotropic distribution.
"Chickens raised wearing artificial tails, and consequently with more posteriorly located centre of mass, showed a more vertical orientation of the femur during standing and increased femoral displacement during locomotion," the researchers wrote in the abstract of their study, which was published online on Feb. 5 in the journal PLOS ONE.
Given the considerably more dovish orientation of the Democratic electorate, one would expect Hillary Clinton to stake out a position more opposed to a military buildup.
Walsh et. al (2014) highlight a need for more intentional orientation of medical learners to the roles and scopes of NPHCP to help enable more effective clinical interactions and learning [ 8].
Comparative international reports and evaluation reports or audits on the quality of university studies reflect a concern about the quality of graduates in their plea for more skills-oriented education, more real-life orientation of study, more group work and interdisciplinary collaboration, less emphasis on declarative knowledge, et cetera.
It was thus seen as a negative complement of ascetical and mystical theology, which both presuppose a more positive orientation of the individual toward God.
